The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-10
presents II, with . fine rcticence and
fidelity for truth.

fidelity for truth.
Netc Wars for DID Cpodd, Meadl.
by John Haynes Holmes.
From the standpoint of logic. Of ex-
pediency. OF human and divine nature
that can produce a leader like Christ. Dr.
Holmes concludes that "Peac on Earth"
Is not AZ distant n goal ms tho world
war might lead us to imagine, that "paci-
hsm" Is an expedient, workable means
and that our country has n definite and
tremendously vital duty toward mankind
In this overwhelming racial catastrophe
Fe0S God and Take your Otcn Part.
(DorNn). BY Theodore Roosevelt.
The most timely. arresting and i'm
portant book Theodore Roosevelt has
written, constituting an eloquent plea
for 1.-THE larger A~mericanism" lie writes
AS a statesman. taking the long view Of
policies and "A wide view which includes
the whole word. lie writes Of what the
United States should stand f0r internal
%tionaliy. He believes she has a Heritage
Of devotion TO freedom. OF fighting for II.
which forbids her to be still when a
great word for RICH. should he spoken :
he conce!ves that her honor : bound M
Will the necessity NJ speaking at all
times fearlessly against aggression.
From Doomsddy to Kingdom Come.
tSmall. Maynard). BY Seymour De-
ming.
An Interpretation ~ the developwer's
OF the past quarter century in the worlds
progress. with special reference 10 the
United States a real Interpretation Of
tho bearing Of tho European war on the
present and the future of mankind
Present Day China. Century, By
Gardner l.. Harding
A brief. informative study NJ tho prob
IONS. tho achievements and tho pros
poets OF the Chinese republic. The
author II a personal friend % Or. Sun
Vat Sen and many Of the leading spirits
OF Young China. and describes the re-
markable social awakening Of the
Chinese people under tho stimulus OF the
revolutionary movement.
Our National Problems Series. Mac
, m!llan.)
A collection Of six li.tle volumes doal-
ing with problems OF vital concern to
every American citizen Thor True
Faith and Allegiance ny iustavus
bhlinccr, a study Of German propac lrda
In the United states. with n preface by
owen W!ster THE Forks % the Road"
by Washington GLADDEN., a discussion Of
International peace The Heritage Of
Tyre by William Brown Mcloney.
which deals with this country's need of
a merchant marine Straight America. -
by Frances Kellor, a presentation Of the
great forces at work In America to-day.
and a call to all citizens to national scr
vice; "Americanizat!on.' by Royal
Dixon. which takes up the problem OF
the naturalization Of tho alien and
owen Wistcr's celebrated work, The
Pentecost Of CALAMITY" n which the
German attitude Of mind IN the present
war Is dealt with.
Arake! T.. 8. A. (Doran) BY Will
lam Freeman.
A definite book on preparedness. Our
relations with every great military ma
ton are examined. with all the poten-
t~ialities they contain. ThougL II Is by
no means a mere digest. 1t will be OF
especial value TO the busy man who.
however cultivated. has no time to read
dozens OF heavy books on international
law. military establishments, SC.
Culture and War. CHuehsch.) BY
Simon n, Fatten.
The author Is professor ot political
economy at the University OF Pennsyl-
vania and well known as the writer Of
THE New Basis Of Civilization and
| other books, lie does not discuss the
merits Of the present war. hut explains
tho psychology OF the German aud his
ideals. contrasting them with those OF
the Englishman. with a view to n clearer
understanding between the peoples than
now exists.
elt-Rcldnce. CHolt) ny Dorothy
Garfield Fisher.
Mrs. Fisher has put in his book the
things about helping children to help
themselves, which every sane mother
knows to be true. but which most al
them have forgotten in N" hurry md
press Of modern domestic life. She ha
developed ideas about tho cultivation al
self-reliance and a sense of responsible
ity in the child which every sane mother
knows to be true, but which few o!
them have stopped to think out, She
writes about the problems which bcset
all parents In a way which they can al
understand and from which they can al
profit.
Tho Memoirs Of Phpstridr
CHuebsch.) Translated from the Rus
sian OF Vikenty Veressayev by S!meor
Linden.
This 10 the chief work Of a Russian
writer Of the first rank. II Is not fiction
but the u~nvarnished and consideration
confession OF n physician from the time
OF his early studies. Veressnycv's oh
feet Is to explain the difficulties which
confront both. the doctor n patient II