East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-07-30

ism is founded so deep in human na-
ture that it cannot be eradicated and
only by developing national patriot
ism into universal patriotism will civ
iIizaton be delivered from the curse
of war"
Frascr-Russia of today. "a jour
nalist's survey of Russia in wartime
Several chapters are given TO trade;
but more are made up of readaoie
impressions of the people in general
and of social and intellectual conal-
tions."
Gibbs-BattIes of the SOpme. 'If
Mr.. Gibbs can see the saving humors
in the warning days, he can see the
hideousness too. and the fineness ana
the tenderness that so often go han1
in hand with heroism .
HaII-iKhtecner's mob. 'NlVih
HaIl-KItchener,s mob. vivid
pictures of the way in which the raw
recruits enlisted for Kitchener's vol
unteer army were whipped into fight
ing form and of their experiences on
the march and in the trenches in
France. The author, an American
youth. caught the contagion of en-
listing in London. and his weeks "t
intimacy with Tommy engendered
q great enthusiasm for him as a fight
ing man.
Uowe-UniversaI military r6iuta-
ton and service. Argues for univer-
sal military training and service for
the United states telling of its ad-
vantages to the nation and to the in
dividual. Has a chapter on Military
education-not training-of advan-
tage to girls.
Hunt-War bread. THE authn
was American delegate of the Com
mission for Relief in Belgium in
charge of the province of Antwerp
and these are slightly connected
chapters giving detailed experience OF
relief work in Germany and Belgium
Kerrick-MIlitarv and naval Amer
lea. "A book which will answer
briefly and authoritatively questions
that are being asked about the or
ganization of the army and navy; re-
organization Of the militia by the act
of June 3. 1915: summer training
camps: Boy scouts and Red Cross
com parative statistics Of foreign ar
mics. glossary Of military and naval
terms"
Koenig4-.'Vovagr OF the ..D"ufs"h-
land THE commander of the
! Deutschland tells in detail the story
of the first trip from Bremen to Bal
timore and return
MISUNDERSTANDING for Frame.
Life Of sergeant-pilot in the
French flving CORPS written nv q
member or the American Escadrille.
Dpscribes his work at eVrdun and the
Somme and tells how France trains
her pilot aviators.''
| RoShcT-With the 1Nin~ SQUADRON.
"I. Letters by young Englishman
who saw service on the Belgian coast,
went to France. was put on home
| service and VS. killed in action on
! the Dover coast"
Scou-Patriots in the making "A
plea for the teaching and inculcation
of patriotism in the youh of Ameri-
ca based on a study of the education
al systems Of France and Germany
which is also a plea for prepared
ness"
Swope-Inside the German empire
"Strictly impartial account of the gen.
eral conditions exciting in Germany
during the last three months Of 1915
bv a representative of the New York
World His observations cover eco
nomic conditions. the temper of the
people and plans and forecasts of the
future"
Turrzynovvicz-Whcn the PriIsSians
came 10 Poland Experiences Of ar
American woman whose home was ir
the direct line Of the German inva'
sions what she suffered. Of her WORK
for the Red Cross and gives go6s
idea Of war conditions in Poland"
WcIs-ItaIy, France and Britain n
war. IAN excellent discussion of tbs
great war. sane. philosophie and prac
ltical. the result of Mr.. Wells visit =
the three fronts"
Winslow-With the French ftyin;
CORPS Account Of a young Amer
leans seven months training in tn
French aviation corps, his adventure
as a pilot and his experiences at tn
German attack on verdun. liustra.
I ed by photographs"
Ricth-Ffrst hundred thousand
"Recounts the training camp an
actual fiehting experiences Of fich
tious though typical members
Captain Bieth's regiment. who form
ed a part OF Ki;hener's first hundre'
thousand