The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-30

Inc ktlhfi dh Z NlNM titll, fh NJ
thur y DAVIS. NrH York. Harper and
brothers. $500.
Some intorosur sid.lghts not only
'u tho cknractrr and personality OF
iho IruSsian war lord. tJt ON the
economic situation ~ GotpHnv arc
u,ou IA ihis book writton o., % man
who Tor fourteen years was the ,m-
pcrors personal dentist.
br. Davis is %sNcccdinrIl fair iu his
portrayal OF Tire oX-kaiscr. describing
not only thos, traits which the ,i,Iliz-
eel world has ON tO know only too
well, but pirtlring TINT oth,r side OF
his PERSONAL" which undcuiuhly pos
sesses magnetism and charm 10 some
degree.
Prophet, indeed tx tho authors
statement boarding the outcome of
tho great struggle when he SAYS. Tho
German people are long-suffering. but
they Will not stand imposition. When
thcy learn tue truth. I fully believe
they VIII turn upan tho leaders Who
have SO wicEodly ana So consistently
deceived thom."
"Gcrmuny's delivoranoc lies IN tho
hands Of tho people. The truth shah
make them irec.'"
Songs From the Trenches Brought
together lF Herbert Adams Gibbons,
Now York Harper and Brothers.
S1.25.
Portrnyiup the sunlight and shadow
OF "a soldiers life. on tho decks of
transports. bon Cootic-infccted rest bill
lets and drcarV dugouts, and IN the
front line trenches. these poems
brought together by ilcrhcri Adams
Gibbons from poems submitted IN the
prize comp'ution Of the New Nork
Herald. depict the Ncry soul Of the
American cNpeditionarl forces. and
carry 10 tlf' folks at homo rho mes.
sages of 40 aallant young heroes who
nave gone forth with @COuUJvcous
hchlis in 't.D the shadows
j poem. are dedicated to tho
memory '. Alan Socger. TIE first
Nln"il'au .'itcr-pcct who gave his
NE M if|... Tho royalties of tho
book VIII ' devoted entirely To the
'uhhH l"F lows ana orphans of sca-
u''n Wh" '... lost their lives m trans.
l"r'lnE I.' \merican oN~pcditiouury
iorrc 90 Franco.
h' I"iIHH.ug poem taken from this
,"h'' ll'" ielightfully human aud
tNplcall' n .ulinc:
Love Cosnc1 Beef.
I"N' cor beef never knew
row h'". nc stun could taste in
sI."
love I' uouflaRed" Ia hash!
n huhd''. ks I'd gave in cash
y" h''' " rel OF such chow
Al'udIU ao before ~, now:
hihufN when 'soupio' blows;
alhli HI. o aloft my nose.
Ioinct |. All ha'" I wildly yrll.
'io Su... said that war 10 holl,'
hul sltI'. Yuld ! bear the heat
! nfh'I .. could sit and cat
love 90 $50. love u dry.
ioN' DO IN.l and called meat pie;
l"Ne ~ rH.. But listen friend
W non To- i.. war there comes an ond,
ma pcIr, N..pn his earth shall reign,
~ mop H Untt Tor home again:
lhtn 4" Dbl r.,laurant ! Will fly
Ana 10 tl' NJiter ! viii cry;
some 'niuul beef, please. both hot
au, odd:
Aud Coru,| .cef stow you have I'm
tulN
And hriur . httlc cornod -becf hush.
Don wotfH frlond. I'Ne got the oishl
ma NOV don't think Im crazy. NAN.
hut 'ouid YOU bring q corned.bccf
DU
FIRST, pleas, hand me that bill Of fare.
No" don't stand there, you boob, aud
star,
I want ID sirIoin steak. you bet
visit I'm not through rd'rinI
N,t
flashed brown potatocs gravy. too.
Tot biscuits Better bring a tcW
on. hrinE u. ALL that's printed hero,
Wy NppciIll rs huge. ! teari'
Ih"n' who. he's filled my festive
huHfI
~ bow m, hoad and thank tho Lord,
tfor that's the proper thing 10 do).
And thon iIl take the c~orued.boct
stew
reo cornc1 hccf hot, the corncd beef
cold.