The sun., 1918-09-29
Fiction.

WIN. A gay tale by q new English writer
of London artist who goes adventuring
In gypsy caravan. Boston: Houghton
Miffiin Company. $50.
THE BELL RINGER. BY CLARA ENDIcoTr
SEARS. The love story of a crippled girl
and Seth Ware, a young farmer and bell
ringer of the little white church in New
England village. Boston: Houghton
Miftiin Company. $l.35.
MY BRAVE AND GALLANT GENTLE
MAN. BY ROBERT WATSON. The ro-
nance of a strong man and brave woman
in the Canadian Northwest. New York:
George II. Doran Company. $50.
BETTY MARCHAND. BY BEATRICE
BARNEY. The development of. a capable
girl from little tomboy. New York:
George Ii. Doran Company. $40.
THE MAN IN GREY. BY BARONESS
ORczY. The subtitle is Being Episodes
IN the ChoWGn CoasPirdcies in Normandy
During the Fist Empire. New York:
George II. Doran Company. $i.40.
THE SILENT LEGION. BY J. L. BUCK
ROSE. The silent legion is the great
body of just ordinary people who bear the
trials of the war. New York: George Ii.
Doran Company. $50.
FORTUNE. BY albert PAysoN TERIIUNE.
realistic novel of New York life with
background of newspaper patter. New
York: Doubleday. Page & Co. $1.40.
BEST SHORT STORIES. By THOMAS L.
MASON. Anecdotes of an amusing kind.
New York: Doubleday, Page & Co. 81.
JOHN O'MAY AND OTHER STORIES.
BY maxwell STEUTHEKS BURT. Seven
short stories: John o Nay, F,ags of the
Morning. A Cup Of Tea, Closed Doors, The
Wdter-Hoie, lie Panaehe and The Glory
of the HiH Green Earth. New York:
Charles Seribner y Sons. sl.35.
ELSIE MARLEY HONEY. BY JosiyE
GRAY. Elsie Marley and Elsie Mos; chance
to meet on their journey from the Pacific
coast to live with unknown relatives in
the East. They swap destinations. New
York: Charles Serihncr' 3 Sons. $l35.
THE MAN WITH THE CLUB FOOT. BY
VALENTINE WILLIAMS. Story of the Ger
man ssrret service. New York: Robert
NJ. Mcbride & Co. $50.
GHOMME QUI REVEIILE LES Morris.
By G. DE la F0UCHAKDiERG and RoDOLPHE
BRISGER- In French. DIR. Cassignol dis
covers the secret OF bringing the dead to
life. lie puts in circulation the great
men of other days. Napoleon, plain SOL
der, proves to he incapable of becoming q
corporal. Paris: Albin Michael, 90 Rue
fuySbenS. francs Oh centlmcS.
THAT WHICH HATH WINGS. By RrcH-
ARD DEHAN. Concerns the theft of the
plans for the war engine of Clanronald,
secret weapon that could end u war in n
twinkling. Characters of One BraUer
Thing reappear. New York: G. i. Put
nam = Sons. 81 60
MY ANTONIA. BY VILLA SIBERT GATHER.
New York lawyer whose successful ca
recr has been shaped by brilliant mar
riagc, tells the story of the one woman
who has most influenced his inner life-a
Bohemian girl whom he first knew in his
b0yhoOd on the Nebraska prairies. Bos-
ton: Houghton Mifln Company. $l.60.
SONNICA. BY VISCENTE BLAsCo IBANEz.
reprinting of Il historical novel of the
siege Of Saguntum. By tine author of The
-Four Horsemen Of the apocalypse. New
York: Dufiield & Co. $l.3J.
THE GHOST GIRL. BY II. De WERE
STACPoOLE. Opening in ireland, the scene
of the story shifts to Charleston, $. c.
The heroine finds her Irish spirit DOM
mated by the charm of her dead mother s
native land. New York: John Lane
Company. $50.
THE PATHETIC SNOBS. BY DoLF WYL-
LARDE. Little Miss Johns has wonderful
day at the canteen because the lady work
ing beside her has title. Lady Gracia
is perfectly willing to wreck her daugh-
ter S happiness, but the daughter marries
the soldier who is ''bencath her, New
York: John Lane Company. $3.50.
THE APPLEWOMAN OF THE KLICKI-
TAT. BY ANNA VAN RENSSELAER, NORRIS.
Actual experiences told in story form of
woman who goes to the Washington apple
growing country and develops quarter
section of Government land into an
orchard. New York: Dutfield & Co. $50.
THIEVES WIT. BY HULBERT FooTSER.
An actress loses $780, 900 string of blue
pearls and b. Enderby, confidential inves-
togator, finds in the wings of the stage an
extraordinary eryptogram. New York:
George II. Doran Company. $50.
THE STOLEN CREDENTIALS. BY OC-
TAvE On. f. s.. "a tale Of French
chivalry." New York: Robert j. Shores.
$3.50.
FAST AS THE WIND. BY NAT GOULD.
A story of horses and racing in which the
ypvsfery Of mat nr;no apI rruou No.