The sun., 1918-09-15
Books Received in Week Ending Sept. ii
War Books.

War Books.
THE BLACK WATCH. BY SCOUT JOE
CAssEl.Ls. Written by one of the few
survivors of the contemplate little
army that fought from Mons to the
Marine. New York: Doubleday, Page &
Co. $l.o5.
MAHAN ON NAVAL WARFARE. EDITED
BY ALLAN WEsTcoTT. Selections from the
writings of Rear Admiral Alfred 7.
Mahan which present in one volume his
teachings on sea power and naval STRAIT
egy. Edited by an instructor at the
United States Naval Academy. Boston:
Little, Brown & Co. 81.
THE SILENT WATCHERS. BY BENNETT
CoPPLEsToNE. England s navy during the
Great War; what it is and what we owe to
it. New York: f. p. Dutton & Co. s..
CAPTIVITY AND ESCAPE. BY JEAN
MARTIN. The narrative of French Ser
geant major who was captured in the
early days of the war, was confined in
German prisons and made a remarkable
escape. New York: Frederick A. Stokes
Company.
ARTEMAS: THE SECOND BOOK. BY
the author of The Book of ARENAS.
Wudro appears again, and one Reding
Also the keeper of the vietuals, chief
Gardener. Saw. butters-in there is no but
ter in all the land. The peace which
Will expOundeth is indeed the peace that
passeth understanding. There is much
light on those things which come to pass
in the land of Russ. And, too, on wooing
war husband. New York: George H.
Doran Company. so cents.
THE KAISER AS ! KNOW HIM. BY
ARTHUR y. DAVIS. The author was for
fourteen years the Kaiser s personal dem
fist. New York: Harper & Brothers. So.
FROM BERLIN TO BAGDAD. BY GEORGE
A. ScHREINER. The author is an Ameri-
can war correspondent able to give an
eye witness's story of the Gallipoli cam
paign and the Armenian deportations. He
also discusses the Berlin Bagdad railway
and such personalities as Talaat and
Enver Pasha. New York: Harper l.
Brothers. Sc.
For Boys.
SCOUTING WITH GENERAL PER
SHING. BY EVERETT r. ToMLINsoN.
A"o HIHcfCdH DONrS III the tnlck OF the
Mexican border troubles which preceded
the present war. German spies figure in
the story. New York: Doubleday, Page
6 Co. $l.35.
THE DOGS OF BOYTOWN. BY WALTER
A. DYER. Mingled with the story of the
Joint adventures of some boys and some
dogs is great deal of dog lore-all most
people care to know about the common
breeds. New York: Henry Holt & Co.
$50.
THE WONDER OF WAR ON LAND. BY
FRANCIS RoLT-W WHEELER. The story of a
young American caught in the retreat to
the Marine who served in the army that
saved Paris. He becomes a motorcycle
despatch rider. Boston: Lothrop, Lee &
Shepard Company. $1.35.
DAVE PORTER UNDER FIRE. BY Ed
WARD STRATEMEyER. Dave, now a fully
qualified civil engineer, is enrolled in the
Engineer Corps Of the United States
Army, and wins distinction after many
exciting experiences. Boston: Lothrop,
Lee Shepard Company $1.25.
THE SILVER CACHE OF THE PAW
NEE. BY d. LANCE. An adventure story
of the Santa Fe Trail about 1885. The
two Benson boys, their father and his
friend Burley are the persons of the story.
Boston: Lothrop, Lee & Shepard Com
pany. $l.25.
THE VALIANT RUNAWAYS. BY GER
TRUDE ATHERToN. A story of California
when it was still Spanish country. The
youngest son of large ranch owner goes
on horseback through the forest, meeting
many adventures and finally helping win
battle in Mexico. New York: Dodd,
Mead G. Co. $1.25.
LOST ISLAND. BY RALPH HENRY BAR
BoUR AND H. P. Holt. Dave ballard
searches for a wreck loaded with platinum
worth 800 an ounce. Others are after
the treasure ship too. An exciting South
Sea tale. New York: The Century Com
pany. $l.35. E.
THE MYSTERY OF RAM ISLAND. BY
JOSEPH BUSHNELL AMEs. Life in the
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