New-York tribune., 1918-07-06
Bibliogenetics
The Multitudinous Progeny OF
Pen and Press

president Wilson's State Papers and
Addresses" have been edited with an
introduction by DR.. Albert Shaw and
published by the George H. Doran
Company in convenient octave vol
ume with an index and with a list of
the notable phrases coined by the
President, from which the reader can
instantly ascertain just when and
where and in what connection the
President spoke of being "too proud
to fight" or of the necessity of "peace
without victory"
Ambulance 464: Encore des Blesses,"
by julien H. Bryan, is an illustrated
12mo published by the Macmillan Com
pany, giving in modest, unconventional
and highly interesting manner the per-
sonal observations and experiences of
! a seventeen-year-ol Princeton fresh
man as an ambulance driver in Cham
pagne and at Verdun.
THE Light Above the Cross Roads,"
by Mrs. Victor Rickard with colored
frontispecc. 12mo; Dodd, Mead & Coz,
is a thrilling and captivating romance
of war, concerning the secret service
and straig ghtforward valor of daring
young Englishman and the unquench-
able love of young Irish woman.
"The objectionable Sin" is Rupert
Hughes's latest novel, illustrated by
James Montgomery Flagg and pub
lished in 12mo by Harper & Bros. 1t
is vivid, intense romance of the war,
containing a narrative we'll worth the
telling and characters we'll worth por-
traying, but is marrcd by infelicities
of style which we wish Mr.. Hughes
would overcome instead of letting them
overcome him.
"Air Craft and Submarines" are
with much popular interest and no an
noying technicalities, by Willis j. Alb
bott in big octave with hundred fine
illustrations, most of them full page
and some of them in colors; published
by G. P. Putnam's Sons.
"The Cadet Manual" by Major E. Z.
Steever and Major j. L. Frink l8vo,
J. B. Lippincott Company), is one of
the most complete and best illustrated
treatises on the technique of military
service that we have seen.
"Above the French Lines" is a COM
pilation Of the letters of Stuart Wal
colt, American aviator, who after
gallant career was killed in aerial COM
bat in December last. The Princeton
University Press publishes it in a
thln Svo.
"Ukraine,' by Stephen Rudnitsky, is
pretty complete compendium of infor-
nation concerning a land now much in
the eyes of the world, historical. geo.
graphical, chronological and generally
descriptive. This is the first English
translation.
"The Key of Knowledge" written
and published by H. H. Urdahl, Port
land, Ore, is an attempt to explain the
universe, life and all things that are
on the basis of what is claimed to be
Scientific philosophy" in which wi
bratory emanations" play conspicu
Gus part.
"America's Message to the Russian
People" is q handsomely printed oc-
tavo from the Marshall Jones Company
containing the addresses which were
made by the members Of the special
Russia last year.
"For the Right" is compendious
12mo from the press of G. P. Put
nam's Sons, containing essays and ad-
dresses by Lord Bryce, Maurice Hew-
lett. Sir Frederick Pollock, Emile Cam
maerts and other eminent members of
the Fight for Right" movement, with
a preface by Sir Francis Younghus-
band.
German Plans for the Next War"
are discussed and the peril to America
and to the world which will arise if
Germany is not decsively beaten is
pointed out by ]. B. w. Gardiner in
q 12mo issued by Doubleday, Page G.
Co.