Beginning with the title and running through to the last word, every one of the six stories, which compose this book, grips the reader. Honolulu, Molokai, the leper’s island, and others of the Hawaiian group afford splendid settings for the tales; while the characters, ranging from the ultra-exclusive set known as the “missionary crowd,” through humble American New Englanders, to the unhappy victims of leprosy, demonstrate Mr. London’s versatility and skill. =THE TOUCHSTONE OF FORTUNE.= By CHARLES MAJOR, Author of “Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall,” etc. Illustrated, decorated cloth, 12mo, $1.25 net; postage extra. This charming story of the court of King Charles II. more nearly resembles _When Knighthood Was in Flower_, Mr. Major’s first great success, than anything he has since done. The interest in the tale is centered in a witty, sprightly and determined young girl, who holds her own against the evil influences about her and succeeds finally in outwitting the king in love and statecraft. =MORE THAN KIN.= By RACHEL CAPEN SCHAUFFLER. Cloth, 12mo, $1.25 net; postage extra. Life in a missionary station in Persia with its dangers and hardships forms the background for this love story which tells of the adventures of Jean Stuart “of Bar Harbor and New York,” who, while on a sight-seeing tour is rescued by a band of missionaries from mountain brigands. It is a love story which for sheer human interest it is hard to surpass. =VAN CLEVE.= By MARY S. WATTS, Author of “Nathan Burke,” “The Legacy,” etc. Cloth, 12mo, $1.35 net; postage extra. An up-to-date story, rich in character portrayal, in incident and human appeal, and which will, in all probability, be more popular than either _Nathan Burke_ or _The Legacy_, two novels which met with such wide favor. The hero, Van Cleve, is a young man who finds himself obliged, at the age of twenty, to support a family of foolish, good-hearted, ill-balanced women, and one shiftless, pompous old man--his grandfather, aunt, cousin, and uncle. Out of this situation the story grows which will be welcome to the many admirers of Mrs. Watts. =THE RICH Mrs. BURGOYNE.= By KATHLEEN NORRIS, Author of “Mother.” Decorated cloth, 12mo, $1.25 net; postage extra. A story with a gripping theme, which vividly recalls the author’s great success, “Mother.” ORDER FORM _THE MACMILLAN COMPANY, 64-66 Fifth Avenue, New York._ _Gentlemen_: _Enclosed please find $........ (check or money order) for which kindly send to the undersigned address by_.................. .... _cop_ of =JOSEPH IN JEOPARDY= =$1.35= net By FRANK DANBY. .... _cop_ of =JULIA FRANCE AND HER TIMES= =1.30= net By GERTRUDE ATHERTON. .... _cop_ of =THE FRIAR OF WITTENBERG= =1.35= net By WILLIAM STEARNS DAVIS.