New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-20

q bsok on the world-war from a new
n. is about to be published by the
s urs.on Miflin Company. This is "The
Eaasus War" by c. w. Barron, the
,ier Of The Boston News Blu
|sr"Thc Wall Street Journal and
PHILADELPHIA News Bureau" Mr..
IN mas been. n Europe talking with
T. behind TIE scenes, and deals
~. but rOt exclusively, with the
rrresl and financial sides Of the
r. rs immediate causes, he holds,
:, closely connected with commercial
i,iss. protective tariffs and financial
srsss; indeed. these are now seen
lave been the most potent weapons
German diplomacy. The author
-wstrates how lust before the war
h German Granciers outwitted the
-Caillauy. he explains in THIS
re,,ior. was first arrested and then
n TO Brazil because otherwise he
,.ld have been assassinated; he tells
he theft Of Russian confidential
NJ papers revealing that empires
ka,sisl and military weakness; proves
or GERMANY internal copper pro-
cion will suffice for her military
ssts, gives staggering figures OF
'raiean contracts for war materials
tells the story Of Jofre's victory
3srgh retreat
d Anecdotes.
W. Barron tells an occasional anee-
b o. the men who do the fighting,
4 he character O; the early en-
s.nerts for the front in London
Do Illustrated bv the following
SEcv: An officer entered a res
surri where a group Of English
sldisrs in khaki uniforms were
Enieying their cigarettes and pipes.
be ofcer threw some shillings on
s e table and called: Waiter, give
i, ssts men some beer"
d And q khaki uniform snapped
'|'rih a sovereign on the same table
3ad cried: waiter, give this of1cer
isne champagne"
4 France was chastened by the war
M 1870. She will be crushed or
sisemed By the war OF 1915. The
1r.rit Of her people to-day is the
85siit Of sacrifice. The French
iaraetsr never before shone forth
hobly.
What a terrible Disagreement"
rlaimed thoughtless lady as
y visited the wounded in great
sneh hospital.
d Not disagreement at al,
<siasn." exclaimed the French SOL
~ "A decoration"
Kingdom of the Netherlands.
q b Increasing difficulty Of Hollands
fsan ia the war gives timeliness TO
,ahounced publication next month,
n esublsdsy. Page & Co., Of The Rise
At Dutch Kingdom" by Hendrix
sr van Loon, the author Of an eX--
eat history % the decline and fall
= Dutch republic in the eighteenth
s>n and Social Service.
: ! kwisohn lectures for 1914 on
"a Judaism and Social Service
Il - Rev. Harry S. Lewis. NJ. A., have
Issued IN book form by the Block
,1sAng Company, Of this city. They
~ WITH the relation Of the syna-
~ 70 problems Of social service.
4 Asv Mr.. Lewis was for a long time
tatent OF Toynbee Hall. London,
& DOW director Of religious educa-
= The Eastern Council Of Reform
@f'nes. Busy Berthas," etc.
,st FOR popular reading on Wars
4 weapons" submarines, Zeppelins,
~ howitzers, etc. is on the press
-. Mead & Co. It's author, Baron
4 'pn DEWITT. is a Danish naval
4 sao has seen active warfare in
s'Gish American and Russo-Jap-
4 sArs. is ore Of the inventors Of
saned range finder and torpedo
" outfit for aeroplanes, and
20 o. the French Miehelin Prize
Rary ayiators Baron Won De
~ present in this country.
terbin's Novel.
u Edge" By John Corbin. will be
~ an early date by Dufiield 4
as story Of a young couple
4.''ls ID in New York's most fash
~ society whom marriage and
en an insufficient income force
E edge OF their class into the
WE submerged.
sslad.."
y the title Of a new novel by
PEI, Of "Ths Martyrdom Of an