G. P. PUTNAM’S SONS Complete Catalogues sent on application Lew Tyler’s Wives By Wallace Irwin Women often wonder just how much they mean in the lives of the men they marry, and how deeply they touch the hearts of the men they love. In “Lew Tyler’s Wives” Wallace Irwin shows us a very human American man, as full of frailty as of charm, and the women who loved him, Jessie, Coleen, Virginia. How he loved each of them, how much and how truly, is told with an understanding which men will envy, women long for if they’re Jessies, smile at if they’re Virginias, and resent if they’re Coleens. * * * * * G. P. Putnam’s Sons New York London The Luck of the Kid By Ridgwell Cullum Author of “The Heart of Unaga,” “The Man in the Twilight,” etc. This new Cullum novel is a tale of pioneer life on the Yukon-Alaska frontier; it has all the author’s familiar qualities—strength of story, vividness of description, rapidity of action, and sure development of character. Bill Wilder, the Canadian gold-king, is one of Cullum’s finest creations, and the reader will follow him breathlessly in his adventures with the fur trappers and gold prospectors, and in his search for “the lost white girl,” who proves to be “The Kid.” The story of the English missionary who loses his life on the gold trail, and the Indian servant who lives only to avenge his death, is a thrilling one, which gains in interest on every page. * * * * * G. P. Putnam’s Sons New York London TRANSCRIBER NOTES Mis-spelled words and printer errors have been fixed. Inconsistency in hyphenation has been retained. End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Tetherstones, by Ethel M. Dell