The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-04

conscious. -HueDsch.
! From an Island outpost. by Mary T..
! Waller. a popular fiction writer gives
! an photographed fragment, extracts
/ from journals and notebooks. The book
! forms n narrative of scattered thoughts.
| Impressions and experiences OF the author.
Little. Brown
! The New Optimism, By II. De We're
Stacpoole. An exposition of the solar
, universe, OF life and of man. In which the
author conjectures how high man may
climb, now that he has developed n IT. nj
which thinks collectively instead Of indi-
| vidually.
Behind the Yeti az the Russian court.
by Count Pau, Vassi,i. A book Of st irt-
ling revelations In which all the nota ,les
Of the Russian Empire from 1885 to. 1914
pass under intimate review. Many Sc
crets widely speculated about are re-
! veal, d. Lane.
The Mericun People: Their Struggle
for Freedom. by l.. Gutierrez de Lara and
! Edgcumb Pinchon. over $50 pages OF
| clarifying the crux OF the present chaotic
situation in Mexico and of giving an i'm
partial history OF the coun.rys tragic his
! tory. The history IL traced from the hrst
revolution for independence. every up
stirring Is analysed and the tyranny OF
the ruling classes shown to be maintained
! at connivance with foreign Governments
Photographs OF the revolution illustrate
the book.
The Carpenter aud the Rich Man. by
Bouck White. A dovetaiing successor OF
this authors The CAL OF the Carpenter.
constructive in spirit and aiming to DIS
cover the social significance OF Chrsts
message. AS the author sees that mes
sage Christ Is on the side OF the toilers
honest labor swee.ens life, fellowship IL
| mans nobl' st boon, wealth Is comely per
Sc but loathscne when bounding poverty.
: riches are immoral because they give
their pcssessor control over body and soul
of the poor ana foolish because they cause
! men to starve the soul. which is their
one precious, eternal possession
Doubleday. Page.
Love aud the Soul-fdker. by Mary
Austin. study OF marriage in its re-
lation to the problems Of modern socet..
and an interpretative study Of mate love
| In its relation TO modern marriage.
Beating Back by Al Jenninfs and VIII
Irwin. A thrilling human interest" story
of n man who. once the head of notcri-
Gus gang OF train robbers in the South
west, Is now candidate for Governor OF
Oklahoma. Jennings describes his cap
ture, prison life and his long struggle TO
live down his past.
Forty Years Of II. by Brand Wht'ock.
The ex-Mayor OF Toledo and present Min
lister 10 Belgium tells ste = Of unusual
experiences. In larger sense than per-
sonal biography the book orms a his
tory of the progress of Democracy in the
middle West during these years and makes
an important contribution to the history
Of American politics.
Hal and F'dreUeii-Vdle. ny George
Moore. The completion OF the authors
mrch discussed trilogy. Hall and Fare
tceH the final volume being even more
photographed than those preced.n~.
He reviews his entire life. including char
acteristic comments upon Ireland in the
7os. remin>cences Of the London stage.
OF his relations with prominent men and
women of his love affairs. and presen-
tation OF his Views on art, literature and
the drama. Appleton.
Ny Autobio0rdphy. by 8 8. Mcclure
The famous editor tells the story OF his
emigration from ireland. his boyhood
days OF drudgery on an Indiana farm. the
way he worked his way through college
and the disbursements and vicssitudes
through which he rose TO take his place
amid the most prominent men OF the
, time. His book is lore than a human
document for Mr.. Mcclure mas origi-
natad many OF the features of present
day Journalism and magazine making
. has been in the forefront OF many public
movements and has introduced many
famous authors to the American public
, America Through the SDectdcies of an
Oriental Diplomat by WI Ting-fang.
, This Is not heavy work. but is written
, as II To explain this stran9e country to
, the Chinese themselves. entertainingly as
would be expected from the famous dip
loInat. who used to be the joy OF Wash
ington because of his honest and naive
opinions. his democracy his wit and his
shrewd common sense. DR. WI gives us
a., credit for being one OF the bcs. governed
nations on earth. but he docs not hesitate
to point out defects where they exist and
. even 20 suggest reforms Stoke :.
GoldVin Smith. His Life and Opinions
. by Arnold Haultain, his literary executor
and late secretary. A biography drawn
i from life, with many intimate touches
Mr. Smiths talk was widely noted for its
brillancy and pungency and in this book
q the conversations range over every topic
a from the authorship Of Junius to the
a authenticity OF the Gospels. eng replete
a with anecdotes and epigrams
\ oscar Wiide aud Myself, by Lord
Alfred Douglas, The purpose OF this book
= Is 10 state the true nature OF the cir
e cumstances OF the friendship between
e Wilde and the Marquis of Queensberry' :
I son. There are passages on Wlde's per-
S sonal tastes and habits, and on the UNI
8 published portions OF DE Profundis -
e now deposited unopened, in the British
= Museum Library.
d PrunoHo; or Lose In a Dutch Garden
By Granville Barker and Laurence uous.
!. man \ reprint in book form of thf
!, delightful pierrot play introduced to New
& / ofk tnls winter AT the Little Theatre. Tn,
= volume contains the music of "pierrot's
y Serenade," by Joseph Moorat and tho
. cover Is charmingly designed after an old
d tashloheu sampler. --Dufiied
II The club Womdn's Handybook of Pro-
: Ord1nmes and Club Management, compiled
i by Kate Louise Roberts. A reference bool
containing explanations Of parl!amentar,
d procedure, outlines for programmes anc
i instructions as to whore and now TO gc
$ Information on the subjects included
- the Funk aud Wd0ndiis C1rcise stand
J. ard dictionary. OF conven ent size 10
p desk. home and school use. containing tn,
u orthography. pronunciation and ineaninl
a OF $4,000 words. Abridged from the FlInl
d and Wasnalls New Standard Dictionary
i Funk a. Wagnals
The Life Of Nictcsche, Vol H., b,
Mrs. Forester N!ctzsche. The sister %
: Nietzsche Is the author of this biograph,
J.. of the philosopher which will undoubted!,
70 become the standard. 1t is translate,
- by Ludovlci.
q The Psychology Of Management. h.
', l.. NJ, Gilbrcth further and valuabl
~ contribution to the literature of scientific
+ management --Sturgs & Walton
~ NJ WUcs ridden Life. anonymous
10 story set in England. revealing the inner
q luost thoughts and impulses OF an afrec
- tomato woman.
* An outline Of Occnh Science. by Rudol