The Detroit times., 1917-12-14

wr,te it no. country is partition
larlv arraicned. even America
rnnt- in f0r her share ot blame
.se Germans n Prussia ar says
shave three cardinal rl2h'- 'I'
nrht to ba sc.dirr fo EfF IaA'e
M keen our tongues e."ren our
treth Poverty and misery nert ana
starvation arc ruling iu pr many
Hlsium. Poland and Sarn.t rrsell 1-'
vast cemeteries Ibr entire Noi .u'
the muchIr -5 European t.N"'ta.
uaa. is aHn1 into r..n ia-l 'ar on-
afstv utr has been i.. ."." 't
tst world wa-
This IS one of tle most ve.utb.
fuu0H t1 par.1-m -- mas
been pubs bed ln it the ne'i'a.
bf. results 0f mli'ar.m sun
road to WaI are Conc.u-.Fe.N staten
81 vs. Hdehsch publisher Nr"
York ST.
Bon. & LIyerisfF are SLING
much felt want aIth their Modern
.hrary. composed oi tfe oas- 1cohe
of writers rl al. countries MANS
these books never before ua1lisl'a
al present there 8re as foluma- ana
these arc constantly being aatrt i2.
Every country Va the rorid "nich
la produced -ool itrr -+----- 49,
resented 303 Wltf 'his Ic.
alone. one could con der h'a..
a rrH read cultivated person As iN
ass books are concern, 4 flc t1r
ume afe hsn5 bound 'a 'irr '.
Gather of var'o1 shades anc re.ail
az sd cents q vorne
wlTH THE CHILDREN nv LEW s
CAEFOLL'S COMPANY" by WI
Ian, Y Kelley, book which Just
wrote ITSELF ire author eyi1ent.y
loving children as did ire sig0-
Ged clergyman ara professor
Charles L. Dodgso1. wro ia'1
asIts his auctcre titles FOR tHs Ss-
ugrt Of an humanity
Fvorvo7o knows lewis Carroll
and Alice ga Worde-i7Uo Very few
people ever hcard %. Charles j..
DoIroo Wh7t rris nan dii for
relaxation from DTS mathematical
rtudsos uns rlp immortal par. ct
him and w'n live forever Who has
rrsi sea-+nta-.a-ed A'tce ic her orr.
reyr heen present az tle ter parry
of tta N1 Htrc~ and he March
Hare and become furious with the
Queen 90 Hearts over the stolen
tgrtsg VITO h7s no, read ihe cl1s.
sic uceu ot th Falrus and tha Car
reutDr end wapt wilh The iittle oNs
fers. doomed t7 destruction Thar
man deer IN tNe lrtricacies ~ '~ig-
lnonetry aaa the caicu'-s should
permit himself such Joyous abandon
ment rav be natural--ihe swing 90
the perAurn The other way par.
faps whatever 10 vas. the world
rs Tho better for g. This little book
is writ ar bt one who vas double g
his fricnG and a1mlrer II tells as
q lrlo of he life OF "Ahce's' PRO
ron,for end be association with tire
Utte folk s letter 10 a little girl
Gertrude; In which be cautioned bel
not "a. send TOO many kisses on sc
count Of the weight ot The letter
reminds one OF Thackerav and ste
venson. both lovers Of childhood.
The Abingdon Press publishers
New York 75c.
WOODROW WILSON AND TT z
WORLDS PEACE, by George o.
Heron. author 81 The Menace q
Peace, y book which is said 20 re-
veal new s7irit Of Interpretation
of world events. Tne papers In
this volume have been Translated
and pubisnsd in France, Italy ans
Switzerland.
Mr. Heron is an ardent sdrnirer
Of the president and eulOEizes bis
splendid speech of Jan. % by an
analogous comparison 20 the ser-
men on The Mount he believes
that thru tho efforts Of America
there may be brought about a
brotherhood Of nations which VIII
release the pent-up soul OF the
world and change the competitive
struggle and sorrow into co-opera-
dye creation and ioy u is fear
noi faith. which binds today he
aflrms. fear Of the good and faith
in the evil the conception that pow
or BELONGS to material and moral
might This Idca is wha' is hap
ing our commerce ard politics
AEsinst This conception 70 th.ags