The sun., 1918-11-03
War Books.


author is Y. NJ. C. A. man and re-
lates his own experiences and tries to give
can accurate heart picture" of the life
Of our soldiers in France. New York:
Charles Scribner g Sons. $1.25.
IF WE RETURN: LETTERS OF A SOLr
DER OF KITCHENER g ARMY. By
C. B. MANwARING. Written by a young
officer without thought of publication.
Except for few personal references, un-
edited. They extend over the summer and
fall Of 1917. New York: John Lane
Company. $1.25.
A NATION TRAINED IN ARMS OR A
MLTTIAf BY LIEUT.-GEN. BARON Won
FREYTAG- LoRINdHOvEN. A sequel to tho
I author g Deductions From the World Var.
! The writer is of the German Imperial
Staff. Gin the future, as in the past, the
German people will have to seek firm
cohesion in its glorious army and in its
belaurelled young fleet" New York:
G. P. Putnam Is Sons. $1.25.
FRED MITCHELL'S WAR STORY. By
FREDERICK MITCHELL Fred Mitchell is
well known jockey and the youngest son
of noble British family. The book
gives his experiences since July, 1914. He
spent over three years in tho war zone
and was at one time a German CAPTIVE.
New York: Alfred A. Knopf. sl50.
A POET OF THE AIR. Letters of Jack
Wright. Jack Wright was First Lieu
tenant pilot aviator, q. s. A., when he
was killed in France. He was but Is
years old and had just won his commits
sion. Boston: Houghton Miffiin Com
pany. $3.50.
IN THE SOLDIER s SERVICE. BY MARY
DEXTER. Miss Dexter s letters cover hos
- a l., Dr.N II 4 nal
gian Red Cross, ambulance driving with
an English unit attached to the French
army at the front and especially impor.
tant work with the Medco Psychological
Clinic for War Shock Boston: Hough-
ton Mifiin COMPANY. 81 so.
THE NEW MAGMA CARTA. By JAMES
N. ROSENBERG. The author hopes for
new charter of liberty based on the nrin-
ciples enuDciated by President Wilson in
his address at the Metropolitan Opera
House. New York. September 81, 1918.
New York: Mitchell Kennerley.
THE WAR IN THE CRADLE OF TIE
WORLD: MESOPOTAMIA. BY Flea
NOR FRANKLIN EGAN. The author WIS
with the British ExpeditiOnary Force and
at Bagdad was the guest of Gen. Maude.
New York: Harper & Brothers. Sc.
TALES OF WAR. BY LORD DUNsANY.
Thirty-two short etchings Of scenes in
war. Lord Dunsany has been on active
service first in GalliDoli and then in
Franco. Boston: Little, Brown & Co.
$l.25.
Miscellaneous.
THE DREAM IN HOMER AND GREEK
TRAGEDY. BY WILLIAM STUART MEssER.
Tho author says: "This treatise is part
of broader investigation Of the dream
in all its aspects to which have devoted
the spare hours of the last seven years."
New York: Columbia University Press;
Lemcke & Bueedler. agents.
ARBITRATION AND
THE LAW. BY JULIUS HENRY COHEN.
Historical study Of questions Of public
policy and the legal basis for arbitration
agreements. The author holds that the
doctrine of revocability Of such agree
ments must be eliminated. New York: D.
Appleton & Co. So.
HOW TO SPEAK WITH THE DEAD. BY
SCIENs. Discusses tho various so-called
means Of communication with the dead and
describes itself as ga practical hand
book New York: +. P. DuttOn & Co.
$50.
THE DRESS YOU WEAR AND HOW TO
MAKE IT. BY MARY JANE RHoE. Prac.
teal suggestions, with illustrations, that
will appeal to women workers, housewives
and club women. The author is teacher
of dressmaking, and the book is arranged
for use as course Of study. New York:
G. p. Putnam 3 Sons. $50.
DAILY MENUS FOR WAR SERVICE.
BY THETA QUAY FRANKS. The most
yolumirnus cook book yet produced by the
war. It consists Of suggested menus for
meals on every day of the year on left
hand pages, with portions and calories;
the right hand pages are blank for the
housekeeper' 8 record. In the back of the
book are many recipes. New York: G. p.
Putnam 9 Sons. So.
INSTINCTS IN INDUSTRY. BY ORDwAY
TEAD. Described by the subtitle as A
Study Of Working Glass Psychology. Ten
basic instincts on which life and conduct
rest arc analysed. Boston: Houghton
Mifllin Company. S1.40.
THE KINGDOM OF THE CHILD. By
ALICE MINNIE HERTS HENIGER. Deals
with ways Of utilizing the dramatic in
stinet in the child in acting, story telling,
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