By ELDRID REYNOLDS _Frederic Taber Cooper writes in his introduction to this novel_: "There can be no half measures in any reader's attitude toward this book; it will either leave you cold, speaking to you in an unknown tongue, or else you will hail it with delight, as one of those rare and delicious discoveries, to be lingered over and reverted to, again and again, with ever new and infinite appreciation." It is the story of a woman over 30 who is having her first taste of travel and pleasure. _$1.10 net; postpaid, $1.22._ THE TWO AMERICAS By GEN. RAFAEL REYES Probably the most authoritative and informing book yet published on the Latin-American republics. General Reyes, ex-President of Colombia and well known as a statesman, diplomat and explorer, relates his thrilling experiences in early exploration; presents many sidelights on the history of the republics and sets forth in a highly interesting manner the conditions in the more important of these countries with the opportunities they offer to American enterprise and commerce. A book of vital importance to the business man, as well as to every one who is interested in the great continent of the future. Fully illustrated from photographs. _Cloth, 8vo; net $2.50; postpaid $2.70._ Publishers: FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY, New York NIETZSCHE _and other_ Exponents of Individualism _by_ PAUL CARUS Illustrated. Cloth, $1.25 "Of books on Nietzsche, we doubt whether any will be found more simple in its analysis and interpretation of the writings of 'The mad philosopher' than the present work."--_Pittsburgh Journal._ "A two-fold purpose is served by this book--a study of philosophical anarchism and an interpretation of the theories of Nietzsche."--_Brooklyn Eagle._ "A brilliant refutation of the mad philosopher's doctrine."--_Toronto Globe._ "This exposition of Nietzsche's life and philosophy is probably both truthful and fair and as nearly just as any that can be made."--_Chicago Daily News._ "The book is so incisive and clear that it may be taken as an introduction to the study of philosophy."--_Trenton Times._ "Nietzsche, to the average man, has been little more than a name--a sort of synonym for turbulence--and violence of a nature not clearly understood. To such, this book will be welcome. It gives enough of both sides of the question of individualism to enable the reader to judge intelligently the principle of the 'Overman'."--_Greensboro Daily News._ NIETZSCHE