The Washington herald., 1918-09-08

army. the book is said to express at
once the weariness and the uncOu-
qucrable resolution of France at war.
Ambassador MorGenthau's New Book
Ambassador Morgenthau's new book
will be published in October. Mr..
MOrgenthau has written a very Won
dcrtuI account Of his experiences in
TURKEY as American Ambassador. His
story has been running as an impor-
tant feature in The Worlds Work"
Additional matter will be added to
mis- hook which will be ready in
OrtOhcr.
1t is not easy 10 over-emphasizc
the importance Of Mr. MorEenthau'
rk. for the reason that he tells
here Of Gcrmany's ambitions. German
intrigue and German methods, using
the Germans themselves as his aU-
thOrity. One Of the most dIama'i"
features Of the whole story Is his
account OF the manner in which fI,.
Turkish officials had prcparc3 [.
abandon Constautinople to the Eng
lish and rut the city in Mr.. LorE-u-
'haUs hands. The allies stOpTed their
bOmDardlncutS and attack on the Da~-
danellos just as the Turks had reach
ed this conclusion, with the result
that Constantinoplc was lost to tie
allies when it miEht have been taken.
Auo,h,r important feature Is the a1-
thcutir story Of the Armenian mas A.
rrcs which places the blame where
It should he. Tho book will Re cx-
tensivcly illustrated.
HerEoG. the Bernhard of Trade.
An American. whose u.mo has never
been published. year or two ago
secured and brought ont Of Germany
a book entitled THE Future Of Ger
man Industrial Exports" by :. Her
zog, a German cnEiuccr Of reputation.
This hook has now been translated.
and will h" published early i'm Scplcm-
beT by Doubleday. Pa-o 4 Company.
II is fit comnanion to R,mhardis
"Gormany and the Next War" show
ing the same ruthless atfitUd. toward
trade that Ben hardi showed toward
human life. The arthOr recognizes
the fact that the German people have
gained tho hate Of the world. and
realizes that their goods must he
camou'laEcd 10 obIit"Tate the r.-nS
Of German ori-in. He lays out in a
most painstakinE way tho course hN
which Germany can Totrlo.' her trade
after the war. partly ~ The most
ruthless methods Eysr.- American
manufacturer needs 10 study this
hook 1t means much 70 tho mer-
chant and manufacture rs Bern
hardi's hook meant to th' armies and
Soy,rnmontS of the wur.5 u will
lie published in regular C'n'h edition:
and also issued in quantities ~ very
low prices for distrihGuou by manu-
facturcrs' associations. &C.
The VandaI OF Europe.
The VandaI OF Euroro Fly Will
helm Muhlon. former a.rCotUr in
KruDp's. Recently the T"DanS an
nounCed the proSpecti." a.1Catl0n Of
n volume by Wilhelm " .1l"r. former
director in KruPp's.
Instead of the title 70. ioI~lv an
nounccd. THE Deyastru,D Of Eu-
roDc." the book. which IS Very nearly
in readiness. will bea~ tho following
title: The Vandal Of Earono. an eN-
pose of the inner work. 6 of Ger
many's policy of world G0w.rIon and
It's hrutalizinC consequence.
The book will include 0w introduce
tion by the translator, William L.
Mcpherson.
The volume Is an hisro,i- document
Of the first imDor;aNr'. written Ny
one who was in intimate touch with
those responsible fo- the world ca
lamity.
The Second Bubble Book.
The Second Bubble Hook" by
Ralph Mayhew and Burecs johnson.
is a now addition to tho Harner-
Columbia Book that Sings Series and
is to be published imm"diatolv by
Harper & Brothers. .Siml'ar to The
First Bubble Book" the stories are
told by verses. by COlorcd pictures.
and are sung by nhouOcraDhiC records
included in the books These latter
are enclosed between tn" PAGES and
are to he taken ont. played on tho
phonocraph so that the children may
hear sung the stories Of. simple
simon" Little BO-Tcep" and "Old
King Cole
Further Indiscretions.
E 2. Dutton and Comp2uy have
ready for immediate issue an Amer
lean edition OF Further IndiSCrc-
tions," a sort Of sequel TO Memo