The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-14

and is Bulletin Gil Government
Printing Office, Washington. Like
the second part, noticed recently. II Is
a careful. minute description of the
region traversed, from the point Of
view Of geology and Of natural re-
sources primarily. but with abundant
information Of a historical. statistical
and practical character besides. It Is
Illustrated with twenty-eight Of the
splendid maps the survey turns out.
which are more accurate than those In
any guide book. The cost of the Bull
letin is one dollar.
In following the ideals OF the land
scape gardener in How to Lay Out
Suburban Home Grounds" John Wi
ley and Sons, New York; Herbert j.
Kellaway apparently u that the
owner OF a house and half acre lot
possesses also unlimited means Many
Of his plans are adaptations of what
is at hand. but some seem to call for
a general %uprooting. The type of
grounds he has I'm mind would GER
tainly create a very genteel neighbour
hood, but he makes many valuable
suggestions by which more modest
suburban dwellers may profit.
The text of Ernest c. Pulbrook's
"The English Countryside" (B. r.
Batsford; Charles S~cribner's Sons) Is
clearly prepared to float the charming
photographs, Of which there are 1876.
but Englishmen have q knack OF doing
that sort OF work gracefully and Mr..
Pulbrook's chapters will be read with
pleasure. The full page pictures an
so fine and show the lovely English
country so well that We could wish
that all the scene had been repro
duced in that form. even At the cost
of losing some OF the pretty smaller
pictures.
A second account Of the latest scien-
tiic views regarding the nature Of
matter. with descriptions Of the ex-
periments that have led to recent dis
coverles, in language that any intelli-
gent reader a follow. will be found
in the third edition OF Harry c. Jones's
Electrical Nature OF Matter and RAJ
dioactiv!ty'' Cd. Van Nostrand Com
pany). 1t contains the story OF the
complete revolution In scientific
theory IN very recent years to which
the general public must adjust itself.
Tho account OF Denmark. Norway
and Sweden given by Henry Goddard
Leach IN scahnihaVia Oh the scanul-
navians" (Charles Scribner's Sons) Ia
interesting on % Of the in
formation OF an economic and indus
trial nature that is supplied. The au-
thor's treatment Of the history and OF
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