Life — May 12, 1904 — page 14: what you’re looking at

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pject of Industrial Trusts is ap- from sides by two recent writ ached two widely different by John Moody from the standpoint of the Street, Ibert 1. Mc from that of the political economist, Mr. Moody's volume, Zhe Truth About the Trusts, is a conven and by nt reference book, and gives a voluminous mass of statis- tics and historical data arranged in conven- shape, and is a as it is possible / Tooday is devoted to a discussion su ses of the move- ment for ec th Commission, and the ve legal ph s good and its evil of the Industrial bok for the future, Itis seriously earnest and typically politico- economical, Heart of Lynn, by Mary Stewart Cutting, isa novel for of a book. understand, irls, This is rather a terrible thing tos However, there girls —there are even girls who are, we who read novels for ¢ read the ** Elsie Books "—and these will find Mrs, Cutting’s story to their taste. A novel which is not for girls Test, by Mary a Wright. is rather an unusual story, for America, It ly of very indi- vidual characters and, while it condones a form of Christian charity not over- popular among, Christians, it is thought- ful and sane. Tay intere: By the way, ovr old friend Chimmie Chimmie, like some actors whom we know, began his public career as a legitimate, played a Chim- dden ard Mr, Paul,” and is now Fadden is around again, me return en mie Fa doing good turns in ten-twenty-thirty, Mr. Fadden’s w. Townsend, now series of Jude the with the addition of Mr. cr in Edward a sketches called Sure, which ir manager, preser inal ¢ en, Jr. ori Fa Since Icarus, with prehistoric fastened dary shoulder aling mythi all Rut it has remained wings to ith a clear eye, a ead and a firm n to realize, in My Air is a book t for s will be apt to read to the last our own day, this racia A Ships, by tos-Dume whieh with mechani line, a penct So frank and so unassuming is the writer, so pregnant with possibilities is his work, that the perusal of the book THAT's some, GREEN Co leaves one in the ex- periments and a distinct liking for the man with a lively interest The sinking of the “Housatonic” in rbor by a Confederate torpedo boat in 18€4 is made the basis of a story by Townsend Brady, called A Litele fo the South, Dr, Brady beats up much the and likea great Charleste Cyrus Traitor c linguistic soufftés very way a cook beats up an om m omelets, they are apt to come out a pale yellow and rather flabby. In the case of ALi to have been chilled, Traitor to the South, the oven seems Cae Ry Joba Kerfoot. (The Tr Truth Moody 1 of Te Vout the Trusts dilbert Holland Monta- (McClure, Ph 1 Company of Lynn. Ny Mar (The J. B. Lippincott Company, Philadelphia. $1.25.) $1.20.) Heart Stewart Cu NOW, PHILANDER POPPIN, WHEN YOU'RE. DowN-Tow NEW CAMPAIGN BADGE YOU'RE WEARING; 1 The Test. By Mary Tappan Wright "s Sons. (Charles Townsend. (Dodd, A. Santos-Dumont. (The ) Little puth. ‘Townsend Brady. $1.50.) Traitor to (The Macm Ry Cyrus lan Company, Moments of History. HANNIBAL had just completed his passage of the Alps. “But tell us," gasped the astonished Romans, ‘‘how did you surmount the barriers of ice?” “That w: replied. by rid cars! Bowing before the mighty foresight of the man, the enemy was n to ace knowledge itself conquered. as like rolling off a log,” he My troops were all inured ing on the Carthaginian ‘L’ “ LJOW does your automobile go “By gasoline, spot cash, pro- fuse profanity and stench.” DON'T VOU GRT ALL MUDDLED UP AND IMAGINE THAT BUT JUST BEAK IN UND THAT IT MEANS ONE SFOOL OF X THREAD, NUMMER FORTY, AND A PAPER OF CARPET TACKS.” comicbooks.com