The sun., 1918-11-03
Books Received in Week Ending Oct. 80
Fiction.

the Dakota border. An American boy
brought up among the Cree indians finds
when he gets out into the world that he
has a special outlook on life. He is sue
cessful. Then his manhood carries him to
France. Boston: Little, Brown & Co.
$50.
THE BLACK OPAL. BY maxwell GRAY.
The black opal belonging to Lady Emily
Armitage was stolen. By Simpson tho
maid, Villars the opera singer, Stella
Morland the heiress or by Lesbia the
bridef The story of q woman g sacrifice
for the man she loves is combined with
the mystery story. New York: d. Apple
ton & Co. $50.
SKYRIDER. By B. NJ. BOWER. Story of
Johnny Jewel of Rolling Ranch in Ari-
zona, who pursues stolen horses in an air
plane. Outlaws and plenty of adventure.
Love story. Boston: Little, Brown &
Co. $1.40.
CANADIAN STORIES. BY GEORGE lies.
Short stories to which are added a school
address on Choosing Books and a collec-
ton of epigrans. New York: Published
by the author, Park Avenue Hotel. 81.
THE WINDS OF CHANCE. By REX
BEACH. A tale of the frenzied thousands
who sweat through Chilkoot Pass at the
beginning of the gold rush to Alaska.
'Poleon Doret reappears in this story.
New York: Haruer & Brothers. $50.
THE CLOSEUP. BY MARGARET TURNBULL.
Adventures of a girl in the life of mo-
ton picture studio in California. New
York: Harper & Brothers. 81 so.
THE HILLS OF REFUGE. BY WILL N.
HARDEN. Tells of q young man who while
fighting the cause Of his own downfall
took on his shoulders his brothers dis
&c L.
tains. New York: Harper & Brothers.
$50.
ALBERTA: ADVENTURES. BY PIERRE
L'ERMITE Novel of France before the
war, depicting the lure of the cities. New
York: Benziger Bros. $1.35.
WAIF-O-THE-SEA. BY CYRUS TOWNSEND
BRADY An exciting romance. The ae-
ton takes place aboard the New Bedford
whaler Sharon, homeward bound after
successful two year cruise in the south
Pacific. Chicago: A. C. McClurg & Co.
$l40.
CAN SUCH THINGS BEf BY AMBROSE
BrEECE- Selected short stories of one Of
the greatest American writer's. These
have to do, among other things, with
ghosts and haunted houses. New York:
Boni & Liveright. $l.50.
THE WAR-WORKERS. BY E. NJ. DELLA
YIELD. SATIRE Ou the type VI nOhan
was worker who finds in the war chance
to exploit her own egoism. New York:
Alfred A. Knopf. $50.
THE GARDEN OF SURVIVAL. BY Al
aERNoN BLACKwooD. An idyn "of
transcendent' love working through beauty
to awaken the soul of a man. New
York: E. P. Dutton & Co. $1.25.
THE SCARECROW AND OF e E 3
STORIES. BY G. RANGER WoRMsER. The
psychic, the supernormal, the transcenden-
tai and the eerie provide the background
of these stories by a new American au-
thor. New York: E. P. Dutton & Co.
$l.50.
THE RED ONE. BY JACK LONDON. -Four
stories, the last tales that Mr.. London
wrote, all completed within few months
of his death. Besides the title story
the book contains Tie HuSsg Like Argus
of the Anc&ent Times, and The Princess.
New York: The Macmillan Company.
xl.40.
WHITE NIGHTS AND OTHER STORIES.
BY FYoDoR DISHONESTY. Another OF
Constance Garrett s translations. Besides
the title story there are six others: Notes
From Underground a Faint Heart, a
Christmas Tree and O Wedding. POizun-
Eor, A Little Hero and Mr.. PrOhGrtchin.
New York: The Macmillan Company.
$50.
JIMMIE THE SIXTH. BY FRANCES R.
SrrRRETr. The story of young man who
became a dressmaker and whose gift for
line and color afterward were useful in
camoufage corps. New York: d. Apple
ton & Co. $50.
Travel.
THE CATSKILLS. BY 7. NORRIS LoNG-
srRETH. A companion volume to the
author s book The AdironddckS. sort
of gIorifed guidebook in the form of
essays. Photographic illustrations. New
York: The Century Company. 80 so.
SKETCHES IN pUNELAND. By EARL
II. REED. Sketches of country and people
in the dune region that extends along the
wild coast Of Lake Michigan. Illustrated
with drawings by the author. New York:
John Lane Company. $3.50.
ASIA MINOR. By WALTER A. HAwLEy.
Descriptive travel book written with spe-
cial reference to the value of Asia Minor
to the German Empire. Which, under
scientific cultivation, could make it agri-
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