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li ?a ?uuhalily true that Preiser
i .i 11? full \ avoid a waiting rh well as ho
might- When he makes up hia muni to
.split im Infinitive he does it with a
swagger mul opens a breach for bal
talions, Thus, we gel things like "t?>
swiftly and agilely take a bath." Also
l?e useq "??HU'??'' 1o an e;.ti'i,i which
would Kf'fin to indicate ;i dcsiro to
annoy his readers. Hut none of these
things stand up againsl the fact that
n.i'_i of the sketches in the new volume
are tolcj with an eye to true, ..iseiiii.t
?ng and essential details. There i.s no
waste effort- Preiser nol only si his
hiihjuuta with extraordinary c'arily, but
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lu ? last ft. " ? ll| n-'i i h@ ???i i ni' on
linn.it Iltinttil ?lil?'li get. lulueeu
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?Uli in im liletii ?i n few paragi upli i
in,m '? v Hull ui the Wuni," .?m? of
i he iuuhI brilliant alteit hua lu the
i,i,,li, e iiiili ill itla wil h nu tl'l mau
who irles lo (tve o litoral Christian
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presented by the uutlutr, auonoeda
l hi '?? lei 1 it'll In i;iii'- ni n point ? here
ihn alii man la explaining his thonry
i,f life t,, Iiieiriiu, na folluwsi
"I'vu been working now for twenty
??real i nr initie, and uii hough l'\ a
nevei had more monax than w oubl
?a i m., i. i? ? ?i??' ??i a i inn?, t\ e
ht.i.ei wanted i et ans i hingt and l'\ a
been able to help el lier_ I've * un
prett} i ii*?*?? ??-tun i ime. Time and
um? again I't a bet n < onipelled to
.?v 'Lord, I'm "ii eul ol ? unit' or,
't.,,..i. i m going to have to asli you
i,i ,?<?.( m? m-, fare to ? ?? llavt n
i.. ,,,.,,i,,iV; bul :," the m?'!'?? "t ul my
nrp.i iu. has m ? "i foi gotten nu ?
why, I've ?_"im down tn the depot
time and t line again s. hen II v ns
,,,, ?iniii .,? foi m?' to t?", w Ithout l ? .
,,-,,!_ In m-, pocket, and ite'a he* n
there *" meet tnc, Why, lie wouldh'l
keep yen waifcittg when you're about
Hi,?, work. H? wouldn't forget you
not for n minute."
I looked ut the man in open-eyed
amazement.
"Dou you mean to, ray that you
would go down to n depot without
any money and wait fur money to
conic to you ?"
"Oh, brother," ho Baid with tho
softest light in his eyes, "if you only
knew what it is to have faith!"
He laid his hand softly on mine.
"What In carfaro to New Haven
or to anywhere to Him?"
Equally effective is tho sketch, o
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lu . '" i"?* ?? i- ? ?i in ?'??> iK.ii? ta
in i he ? ..i.?,i* . inn? i ni,,, n,.,i ,_,...
rt-pr-K Is rtnnit in "Pi t--1 " ?.i,.i ?'pg Mm,
piiUHHlUi .1' " All Hiu ? i?ii?, i,, . i,. II,i,
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?,I |iri:\'i*.iit cuiui: fu,?n being luiirt
iii.n other;-,, "'i'lui Country Poo
(|pes i,?.i
inn- t
tor," for i ii h ruin- c, ?a a. |ynp which we
lid ?? ...n in ?.? iii./.iMi plays, He may be
accurate riii.ii. h m,i only to limner's
I.....I.. hut m the plays us well, but 1
would be mi.i Ii mare interested in this
old "inn. who is always curing hi*? pa
tients for nothing and. in other ways
living up to the sentilUP?ltal tradition,
if thr* author would spin him about
and show him from domo angle no
inoro trut? but much more novel. What?
ever faults may be fuund (?OTO and
there, it nee-ma to me that "Tweh
Mi i." is tin interesting and readable
book, and ?m excf ptionally fine piece uf
work an well.
The Moonlit Way
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lu? ?-.1 dnughlui uf a jiiiilt,ii, i-lin niailn
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and ?.i.M'ii? ii f)( i-?ihiniKiiiv in? la ?
bu tii.*,i.-.i, m m driving home the spirit
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-?,,,- ,,,,utiling 1,0 bi anything Im
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. ni ? inii moon Tliei ?? ai a aeeaatons
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Ht IV, tllbl Ipil : Rll lillbllllli.Hi " Of
, tjurae, vta know thai Mi ' ?Itunibei n
mentiB thttl tletiBf?l Leott&ftl Wood had1
i,,ui,,i?,,i it,?- , nni|i nt riftlttsburgh. ami
wc ran?"!' wlnn Iio would B?y Ho, Bui
for nil that. "Tin* Moonlit Way" Is
. xcll u\t: and entcrtttlnlng. II. U.
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"The Son of I'io"
Tells a Brisk Story
THE SON OF PIO. Hy C. T-. ('arlt-en.
Published by K- P. Dutton & On.
Price, ifl.7r>.
i arisen has written R vivid, lively
. of life in the Philippinoa during
the American occupation in 1906. His
story i.i a bit lurid, but it is always
brisk. Love, intrigue ami revenge are
combined as the motives of the Btory.
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Victorious" Big Hook
Kanifman'tS Novel nl Wat
Rises Ahovr All' Ils Faulta
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It nulllllMI, till [llll . ? pi I
it,,i,h,, Merrill
My I i*-!' ?i? I Vnn (It ^ all *
"vit lorian?" ., i.iiln in Inn i,. '
with ?t hum BsHlny ?m,1 11 in,,,
endino At *.:> Il ii an tin ' h uluii ?
?fi in ?lei all ?i-? Du wot It ul 1 It* 1 1 mu li
lim ? I ill hin 111110! e 1 .11 1 none mi ll
At uihein ii in ni hut, with it lire and
?kiiiiiiiiuii il,,,1 I'lunirt hint ai lui i?> '
Mr. I.iiul'iiiinu r? I u.i I.1 nigh
teen months spent In the win .one 1 n
write thu in ?t lim ui' \n, 1,, ? , , rt
in thu oonfliofct He u 1 ui?', 11.1
1 ?altera' aiinounoi inenl "al
heat." In 1 hu eiirh'ii pai ta ol tin
hiuili thia fnvet nuil; have hoen r*
ononalble for nome nonftialon, mord?
, ? .Inn hint rt lima?? of turn, I I
i|i:l nil In ! In. ?. ?. t ii in < 'it l,l,i . -I m 1 ',
?iM'iim 1 o have ?''?u iii?',i ? ?u 1,, 1 l?mn oh
m ,n,-,! ii,,, mind .it 1 he <?,nInn Id >?
Mi Kauf!man has ? * >iton aplaudid!;
?u. ?1 mlglti 11}
"Viet." 1" '?* h 1.li !"i ?? ? ' n* ' it
1 tun 1 u 1 mu,-, na m ne!.iinn 1 li a n
?1 m r,,t 1,1 ilaj in 11 ?? ti| ?- H will
im appreolatt.il attire lhau |( ean be
In lin youth, feu II hieturaa tin aveni
??r yoalui dai. v h i* h m ?? ? 1 hold 1 In
thrill nii'i |.ii.tt.1 ,u 1 in? ,? i-atri
.vor.
li ?a n lu earl, alt-ioclu lor> nf
tlie nut Ion's ni m 1 ? m tin 1 ? 1 ? i' war
It i ? filled with u pal rlcili m from
which 11II nf t!u\ USUIll ? igli I rt'llttlitll ,
lick 1 ha whole \\orld bi ag mid blusi 1 r
lue? been stripped ruthli
Quito r< mon elcaaly and up? ? ?y, M r
Kauffman has given to American In
the guiso of romance an account of
their country's war making thai
ran kid and smart as well as thril! und
inspire. II?? pictures tho muddling,
the inefficiency and gross neglecl of
the earlier day? in France until his
whole work groans and echoes despair,
and then brings to his renders quick?
ened pulses and aching throuts by Ins
h
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^^
By Edwin Balmer
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part in the war. It mirrors the war for you?
shows you the insidious workings of German agents
right here in America?in Chicago. It takes you
"over there"-?-into the trenches. It brings you a
realistic impression of an American "Ace's" expe?
riences in downing the Boche. And through
it all runs the romance of Ruth?"Ruth of the
U. S. A."
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? .i in 11,, un. und 11-" v. ?h in Ante) hu
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i --,,,., and ii". in Him i. to Ilia lltlln
Penn -. 11 ?i ?nu l)nit'h i own ' ? oui ? h li It
mu i tit Ihn i'bief . im in.! et ;i bu ve
I ! . | ? l ii 1 'I llllilll-l OWII
? . ? paper ntati, t\ ho by a hol al all
. , neiiig combina,! loi* of clrcuin
i;?!-?-, .i | ?,, i i,, I ni ne, BB a war cor
i-i [iiittdenl mi I. driven i" despera! ion
i . the con upl ci nsorship, tinally en
ii I
Mr. KaufTman having been a cor
re pontlonl I m ilf, it is only natural
thai he should choose for bifl villain
one of the censors.
I: rough the whole book runs the
bright silver thread of the. love of
And-, Brown, the correspondent, for
Sylvia Kacburn, an actress engaged in
Y. M. C. A. entertainment work. This1
is handled by the author with a pure
lyric touch thai verges at times upon
niid Victorianism. Most of this i-* ef?
fective against the dark background
sordid reality. At times, however,
il is reminiscent of the Zenda school.
After nutting the villainous censor out
bj a : ingle punch, the hero as he de?
parts "methodically wiped bis knuckles
with his handkerchief. Ho felt they
must be dirty. Presently, he tossed
tin- handkerchief away."
In ili" bigger moments of thn book
the author Bloughs off nil taint of
melodrama, lie is restrained and dig
nified and at times gets under the
reader's polit?- interest to tear at his
heart strings.
lie ?a merciless In his depiction of
?"j
ing s
THE YEARS
BETWEEN
The inspired spokesman of I
his people, Kipling speaks !
with the t<mgue <>f prophecy !
?much of which has become !
fact?in his new hook of
poetry,
The New York Sun .<tiys?
'ft will do us eood to read and
re-read our Kipling. His message j
in these poems in for in. Jt is a
man's voice; lei us heed it, and
strive to understand." Net, $1.50.
.It all ttaokstotei.
i Doubleday, Page ?& Co.
I (.iinlfM t if* Situ Vorl<
IS at a War Story
The UN sof J)ii;u
lit l fulfil" thill-1
tltit
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m ,,,, ?i,um, for Aii,?_ Brov ??. na ?news,
panno! apnt ai p< '?"' " ' "ll" ''"'"
n,u inn ttud tun what he haa
Hut whin A n.i V, uh,,_u heart liiiir
mut i,.m Mini.-hi ,i since he became a
coi respondent, breaks awaj "?'1 '
the vvhult. ?.[.int. Pf til"? book alter?.
Hitherto it ?as ptroHad more or lesa
aimlessly. Now it marches urn. . !
triumphantly bnwartl. Some of the oe
?jp mi i ions of battlefields ?ml their Pftr
iiagu leave little to imagination or a
squeamish stomach, but above them
ami half obscuring them id tho n......
iiiiieeiit picture of tho spirit uti.1 faith
of Americans folluwing a epU-nauJ
cause.
Tho cry of tho dying Andy is the
keynote of "V'icturiuu.." and ?lerkap..
boat criticism :
?The cause is bigger than its mis
'Ilia Wife's Job"
i ? uiuini.t Wiiii String te |f
In N.-u f !.m . I
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I m.? II " She si I'l "ill "give Op III I
.luh," lhi.iin;h ?uni i , m, h, ut II,? i?,i .
lut\ u buen t;i ?-??vn u-, i i In lln lellii
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ha feels i lui' I"' eitiinot briii| hint ulf
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of Mrs. MoHoo'i programme i" picture
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iinui.iiiid wnn limply wouldn't bot?n i
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uini .??hi ?,i,,.-, Bjioiild u "i lia*
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??he lei", t-i \ en '.?? lut liai uitll llll i i
mi.- iiu'i of llit* |ob r1"? hud :
ci ?died, in tlie ?. try fli Itl w lid fi hn
hunbutnl hn*! v,,,i ked I" foi n ( li
!?? lid I h" nil .'!. :ir,-,,|,l , ,.,- (|| ho) ,,,',,
I'd" i? ; tinsi liitit, hoping, behind lier
bund, that "she will be ?ble to kenp
ii]t w ith him, nlr-t Hie .ami "
Bui Mrs, 11 it eon trlumpha In o'ie
respect: she ilbservea, and writes bc
cordingly. the world is probably
brinimTng ovar wltb wives who I II
mid stride and look-hack Lo main' sure
that they aro not dropping any
precious relifn. To one wife who
could say, "To the devil with him,"
there must h?.. millions who would
say, "But I love him so." To these
the book is faithful. It is, in brief,
a full-length, lifelike portrait of wom?
an as the world should wish she wasn't.
It. II.
"Dwellers in Arcady"
"DWELLERS IN ARCADY ? THE
STORY OF AN ABANDONED FARM."
By Albert Bigelow Paine. Illustrated
by Thomas Fpgarty. Published by
Harper & Brothers. 242 pages. Price,
$1.50.
Paine writes charmingly of the ad?
ventures of sorno pity dwellers who _n
; vade the country und take up farm life.
t There is a thrill for every man who
! hopes to becomo Coster parent of a
parsnip or guardian of a young radish.
The author confesses that he paid
, $900 for hia farm, but after he has
his descriptions. Of course, all t1"
drawbacks ace dealt with briefly and
attractive does the property seem in
able to sell it for twice that figure, so
done writing about it ho ought to be
humorously. The book should servo to
cheer all dwellers ?n crowdeqi.places if
it does not irritate them too much with
their own lot. It may safely he recom?
mended to cobMo builders, whether
they are considering Spain or Con?
necticut. K. H.
- ? ?-.
Isaacs Tells of
Life in a U-Boat
PRISONER OF TUB r 50, Dy Edouard
\ lotor iM.tiu'.-i rui,i,.'h. ,i by HouKhton
Mtrfltn i'?,. 184 page.. Prtco $1.26.
Lieutenant Isaacs has a most inter?
esting story to tell, for he was captured
by a Gorman submarine when the
President Lincoln was sunk. As a pris
oner in the U-boat he went through a
fight in which American destroyers
tried to sink the submersible with depth
depth bombs. During this encounter
Isaacs confesses that he did not know
which side to cheer.
Later he spent many months in Ger?
man prison camps and succeeded in
escaping a few weeks before the nrmis
tice was declared and making his way
to Switzerland. In an introduction
Secretary Daniels Bays that the book i i
"a story taint will live in the annals of
naval datin?j." T'hn praise of the
is deserved^ but. ?),<? merit pf the book
Is Compromised somewhat by the fact
that, lsuacs Is hoi Bufflelefilly
to stick always to hi-? n.'irrativ?-, I,,'
(iceii'iionnl I y insists on going off Into
interlude;! 'about littf!S in general a id
Mieii llunnishfi'
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Hut Hare You Head
The TIN SOIJJIKK
IU tintillo litillgy
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SHRIEKING PIT
Hv ARTHUR | Rl
FORMERLY OP SCGTUND yaiu>
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A Haunt?d Plt=A Mysterleu* Mm tin An
American Deteotlve
This n?w n?vel fey the fameus ?tteetivi* wha i > ,.,,,
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line literary ability atul al_o lu_ great skill In dig{ Ing gy
heart of a murder juu/le. In addition tu a baffling luystery
thei e is a clever American detective who solve.*-, the murder' a
haunted pit for those who like thrills and ghcjbt stories, .i >h_rm.
ing heroine, and a manly hero suffering from ?hellshuck,
Leacock Solves
the Kaiser Problem!
THE
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m AMERICA
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An Analysii ?>i the- Leagut Co?-.
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"A book to be read with breath?
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