Life — June 21, 1917 — page 35: what you’re looking at

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and roads ic Trips yy trips, ateway stories. t morn: every: r comes t gaudy, Ik. Roes k of all iI be $0 ed with d has a usbands district with crossed n time,” The Latest Books (Continued from page 1080) go, Mr, Pool is the understanding inter- preter and no longer the responsible aver of the life he deals with. THOMAS CURTIN, a young cor- |. respondent who has been “seeing Germany" more or less on his own and sith a minimum of personal-conducted- ness since the fall of rors, has just pub- shed the result of his observations at a lucky ent that makes his book, “The Land of Deepening Shadow” (Doran, $1.50), the most interesting war took of the hour. Some fairly recent and reliable first-hand inkling of the actual conditions behind the German hattle lines has become the most desired of news. And here is an alert and free- spoken voyager returned thence and tell- ing us what he has seen and what he thinks of it READER of this column wrote me recently suggesting that Price Col- lier’s “Germany and the Germans from an American Point of View” (Scribners, $1.75) had, because of existing develop- ments, become one of the “new books” again and deserved to be so treated. And while rather doubting the statement (be- ing still conscious of a surviving distaste for Collier's dogmatic once-overness), I have re-read the book with interest. Its “American point of view” is quite as retrospectively worth getting as its “Germany and the Germans." And the igigeness of its American attitude—like 2 forgotten photograph of one’s earlier seli—is at once chastening and instruc- tive, MALL boys are quite proud of them- selves when they get so they can go out to the barn nights with the lantern and F you crave sight and sound of surf; if you long for hills and woodland; if you yearn ft quiet and pastoral surroundings; if you Mesire lakes, brooks and quiet waters; if you a vacation place that takes in every #easure of the great outdoors Long Island is the Place the river from New York City, it is the nm place of million: iad ie gente to the General Passenger Agent, - R., Pennsylvania Station, N. Yu. fe h tells the whole story er solutely Removes ndigestion. One package Oves it. 25c at all druggists. “NZES, Rinex Soles are better than leather. They look just as well, are much more comfortable and wear decidedly longer. You'll never go back to leather soles once you wear Rinex.” Sole leather, at its best, cannot compete nor compare with Rinex as a sole material. Here is the synthetic product of the world’s largest rubber manufac- turer, conceived and manufactured for one specific purpose—shoe-soles. Rinex requires no breaking in. It is comfortable from the beginning. It imparts the spring and swing of youth to all who wear Rinexed shoes. Rinex Soles enjoy many other advantages that will be apparent at a glance. Next pair of shoes you buy, whether for yourself or any other member of the family, tell the clerk you want Rinex Soles. same thing. Next pair of shoes you have re-soled, tell the repairman the The genuine have RINEX SOLE" stamped in the shank. Always look for this name. United States Rubber Company Sole and Heel Department, 1790 Broadway, New York 60 High Street, Boston In black, white and tan at first-class shoe-stores and repair-shops. not be scared any more by the huge, see- sawing shadows of their own legs against the wagon house. So high-brows are set up by getting so they don’t get excited over unfilmed movie dramas like Arthur Somers Roche's story of what happened when three Wall Street ogres of finance signed an incriminating agreement and then let it blow out the window. The whole social system, civilization’s future and red revolution see-saw against the barn as the story's dinky lantern is car- ried along. And of course it’s all pifile. But it is fun still to be able to goggle at the bogie of it. SRAEL ZANGWILL, by the way, seems to have gone over to these same hig brows. Time was when life, its tragic trials and untragic bogies, was very real to him. But it is a long while since we have heard from him. And now he re- appears with a published lecture on “ The Principles of Nationalities” (Macmillan, 50 cents), in which the occasional flashes of his old wit and acumen ‘are mere disturbers of the somnolence his specula- tions induce. J. B. Kerfoot. “There is something in pedigree—a cer- tain noblesse oblige inherited from past traditions, You can trust the behavior of a DUNLOP just as you can take the word of a gentleman!” DUNLOP GOLF BALLS Famous for record breaking drives and sure putts. Dunlops are durable and hold their shape! Try “29"* mediam or “*31"" heavy $10 per dozen. BSc each For sale by Golf Professionals DUNLOP RUBBER CO., Lta., Birminsham, [EPAGE'S” GLUE wu SAVES YOU DOLLARS 10¢