The sun., 1919-08-10
Fiction.
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ZANGwuL. A long novel-600 pages-Of
English rustic life. The scene is Essex
and the story is of a girl carrier and her
lover and their quaint courtship. New
York: The Macmillan Company.
THE STREET OF ADVENTURE. By
PaILP GIBBS. Adventures of a young
Oxford man in Fleet Street, London
newspaper row. New York: E. P. Dutton
& Co.
THE MAN WITH THE LAMP. BY JANET
LANG. An adventure story with satire
too, said to resemble the author s Before
she Wind, which was uncommonly good.
New York: Z. p. Dutton & Co.
TRE PASSIONATE PILGRIM. BY SAM
uEL MERwIN. The central figure is the
Henry Calverly of Tempermental Henry
and Henry Is TWenty. Mr.. Merwin has
two purposes, ''to tell an entertaining
> story and to demonstrate the psychology
: of genius indianapolis: Bobbs Merrill
Company.
THE PSYCHIC TRIO, OR NATIONS
RECONCILED. BY CHARLES EDMUND
DEIAND. Story of the future when air
transit is commonplace and there is an
International government. Love interest.
Boston: Richard G. Badger.
THE DOMINANT POWER. BY WALTER
:. HILL. & barefooted blacksmith of the
hills finds the love OF Helen Gregory the
dominant power" behind his effort to
break up the political ring of the city
of his adoption. Kansas City, Mo-: Burton
Publishing Company.
MARE NOSTRUM (0UR sea-. BY
yICE,.TE BLAsCo IBANEz. By the author
of The -Four Horsemen Of the apocalypse.
Story of German submarines in the Medi-
terfanean set against immense back
grounds and epically told. New York;
Z. p. Dutton & Co.
DUERITAGE. BY V. SAcKvILLE WEST. A
novel which has excited Hugh Walpole'
enthusiasm 1t is study of Ruth PEN
nistan fated to be torn by two inherited
strains. English and Spanish. New York:
George H. Doran Company.
TIE BRANDING IRON. BY KATHARINE
NEwLIy BURT. Rex Beach says he wishes
he had written this book and the pub
Usher says it is a story of the West with
distinction in telling. Boston: Houghton
Mifiin Company.
Biography.
THE STORY OF MY LIFE. By the Right
Hon. SIR EDWARD CLARKE, X. c. The
author was born in ls41 and his story
runs to 1914, when he ended half CEN
tury's practice at the English bar. New
York: E. P. Dutton & Co.
THE NAPOLEON OF THE PACIFIC:
KAMEHAMEHA THE GREAT. By
HERBERT H. GowEN. \ 300-page account
of the Hawaiian ruler who died in 1919.
Index. New York: Fleming Fl. Revell
Company.
yESTiGIA: RECORDS OF AN ACTIVE
LIFE. BY Eeut.-Col. CHARLES COURT
REPINGToN. Col. Repington is veteran
of the second Afghan war, the Burmese
len, 4ha nnndn m N
campaign, and the South African war.
He has done secret service and intelligence
work and was military correspondent of
tine London Times in the war just ended.
Boston: Houghton Miflin Company.
STANDING BY. By ROBERT kEABLE
s'War-time reflections in France and
Flanders New York: f. P. Dutton
& Co.
Germany.
GERMANY IN THE WAR AND AFTER.
BY VERNON KELLOGG. Food relief work
> for Belgium took the author to Germany
during the war and enabled him to write
HEADQUARTERS Nights. Here he traces the
decay of German morale and discusses
Germany's future. New York: The Mac
milan Company.
RUSSIA AND GERMANY AT BREST-
LITOVSK. BY JUDAH l.. MAGNEs. A
connected account of the peace negotla-
lions and the treaty which Germany was
compelled to forswear in the armistice
and in the treaty signed at Paris. New
York: Rand School of Social Science,
Fest Fifteenth street.
GERMANY'S MORAL DOWNFALL. BY
ALEXANDER W. CRAWFORD. The author IS
a Canadian professor and his book deals
with the attitude and utterances of Ger
man professors during the war. New
York: Abingdon Press.
GERMAN SOCIAL DEMOCRACY DUR
ING THE WAR. By EDWIN BEvAN.
The part played by the German Social
Democratic Party from the beginning of
the war TO the fall of Chancellor Michaelis
Z, in October, 1917, and of the split in the
Party. New York: F.. p. Dutton & Co.
c9ERMANY'S NEW WAR AGAINST
AMERICA. By STANLEY Frost. Has an
introduction by United States Attorney