The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14


pressions and Experiences Of n French
Trooper. 191i-19t5." by Christian NAL
let, which is dedicated as follows:
ITO my Captain. Count j. ID. ar
ragon. and to my two comrades. sec
ond Lieut.. Magrin and Second Lieut..
clcre, with whom many pages OF TINS
book are concerned, who fell, all three,
on the field of honor in defence of their
country"
on May 90 the same house will pub
.'sl: ute German Soul" by Baron
Friedrich Won Itugcl. two studies i'll
lis attitude toward ethics and Chris-
tiarity. the state and war: "Shake-
spearc in Time of War" by Francis
colrler. y collection of quotations,
grouped IN "a progressive order. bear
Ing on the causes of the war. on the
characters of the nations involved
and on the ultimate ideals at stake.
and "The Private Correspondence OF
Lord Granville Leveson Cover" I'M
1921, edited by his daughter-in-law.
Castaiia Countess Granville. social and
political memoirs of Importance.
OTtitulnltU DOCKS aIlIlpulCtu pS
iohn Lane Company include: Ger
tain CONTEMPORARIES: Essays in Art
Criticism by \. r.. Gallatin. who dis
cussos william GlaCkens. Ernest Law
son, Sargent. Homer. Ilassain. Whis-
tier and others: The Family" by
El!nor Mordaunt. a story of family
life 10y the author of "Bellamy"; THE
BywunrCr." "A story of South Africa
ny I. T.. Mills Young: The Tragedy
"f AN Indiscretion," a mystery story
by !, ". Eyodie-lnnes. and "Benighted
Mc&ico." by Randolph Wexford Smith.
a narrative Of Mexican revolution.
y now volume of poems by Robert
Underwood johnson is announced by
Bobbs- Merrill Company. The volume
is entitled Poems of War and Peace"
Tho leading poem is a Panama ode.
"Goethals of Panama" Mr.. Johnson's
seventh long piece of serious writing.
Th.S Will be followed by THE Corri-
u"ls of Congress- a patriotic cunsid-
Grafton of several sorts of Congress-
men. There also Will be included nine
poems Of the great war, including
"i;heims.' The Haunting Face CON
tho portrait of a child lost on tho Lusi-
tania) and 'Embattlcd France
Tho first Ddlnb"r of . now magazine.
the american f'tooJrtadcr, devoted to
the interests of the correcting profess
sion. is announced to appear June I.
!. is believed that NO periodical of the
kind hos previously appeared or been
attempted in any country or in any
language.
lr"spec;uses Of tho magazine. which
arc being sent ont hy Jacob BackoS.
~ lIhI" ~Iiousc. New York. provide for
taking a national poll tstrlw Notcb In
diCatlug whom prnofreaders through
oft the United states prefer as the
next President. All proofrcadcrS are
invited To participate, and the results
are 10 he tahulated in the June issue.
George Moore, IT Is reported. has
been invited to come to this country
o. a lecture tour and is CONSIDERING
the invitation. NJ. Mourc's new book
The Brook kerith.'' a life of Christ
written IN the form of fiction. is tu lie
issued May "a by tn" Macmillans.
Not long ago Mr.. Moore DISCOURSE
at length To an English interviewer
concerning THE Brook kcrith.'' HI.
magnum opus, and this interviewer
auaaoious,y circulated the description
Of the book arInn certain likely and
unlikely parties. WITH tin" result fi4:
when the interview was published i'm a
London paper it had rs an apprnIiX .
number "f dcuun"iations hl prominent
div ines ard nthcrs of the author am,
hi- work. These GcnunrntiuuS de.
Nglited Mr.. Moore. and he is row Ger.
tain tina hIs life Of Christ. ON Wh!cl
he has worked three Years and ~
which he has travelled extensively &,
tn" Holy Land. Will bring h.m tho re.
ward he wants.
iioushton Mifllin Company are an.
n~ounCing for the heuct, Of pr,nIr VII,
already are looking FOR midsummer tic,
ton that about midsummer there vii
he new books by Mary Roberts Rine,
hart and by Samuel Hopkins Adams
Mrs. E~!ncharts book Is fish" "A col
lection Of stories about her fdmou!
character of that name. Mr.. Adams
story. The lnspeakable perk." has ;
nero WHO cunCtals ar unusual pnr
sonal'y hclind goggles.
\ Theological book which is ai.r,,,
| ne an extraordinary mount of at,.n
: ton from people who are not thouIo
| e!anS Is TIL" Old Testament in tn,
; Light "f To-Giy' O~iouSbtuu M.fIlinl
Icy fr"i"ri" William Babe. one az,
rr'' iat'r" reader is col. Roosevelt. VIII,
Will" v'tIin,Ht fru.N his recent yuy
age Nr"," ol board ship.
' ~ hay" 1N"ut ~, first two day
p IF nay tr,p r,"dins NuGr book MIR
li""S"N"lts cop and j have .niuyc,
1t =" mach and pr"titcd 81 much 10y
tAai cannot forh,ar wririr. 'r t.,
v"u so. only wish | had b,"u alb
tn read it before delivering those =.
lectures Of mine AT i;orkclcN five wear