The sun., 1919-02-23
Fiction.

AMkLIA. By JOSE MARMoI.. First appear
ance in English, in a translation by Mary
]. Serrano, of a romance of the Argentine
in the time of Rosas the Dictator. New
York: L. p. Dutton & Co. 81.
N-ACOUOU THE REBEL. BY EUGENE LIE
Roy. Story OF the rural life of Perigord
between 1910 and 1880. Volume in the
Library of French Fiction. New York:
f. P. Dutton g. Go. $l.90.
MONO: LOVE AND THE SOIL. BY GAS
TON RoUPSEL. Story with rustic charac-
tiers. The setting is the wine growing
district of burgundy. Volume in the
Library of French Fiction. New York:
F.P. Dutton {; Co. $l90.
OLD-DAD. By ELEANOR HALLowELL Alb
BoTT Story Of the foolishncss Of pretty
girl and how she made friends with her
own father, who turned out to be young
too. Florida setting. New York: E. z.
button & Co. $50.
THE REAL DOPE. BY RING W. LARDNER:
Jack the Kaiser Killer starts overseas and
continues his letters TO Friend Al from
con the ship board,' and afterward
Hfrom somewheres in France Indian
arolis: Bobbs Merrill Company. $l.25.
THE MYSTERY OF THE THIRTEENTH
FLOOR. BY LEE THAYER. A rich and
aged lawyer is found dead, murdered, IN
his Office ten seconds after an employee
has left him. There has, apparently, been
no time for any one to enter the ROOM
New York: Century Company. $l.5O.
THE BARGAIN TRUE. BY NALBRo BART
~ ley, The story of a woman s temptations,
Ter struggle and her defeat. Boston:
Small, Maynard & Co. $3.50.
THE BEST SHORT STORIES OF 1918
AND THE YEARBOOK OF THE
AMERICAN SHORT STORY. Edited by
EpwARD J. O'BRIEN. Mr.. O'Brien s an
nual choice among American short stories,
to which is appended much statistical mat
fer about short stories. Boston: Small,
MAYNARD & Co. $l.60.
TIE LADY FROM LONG ACRE. BY VIC
TOR BRIDGES. English novel, in which
baronet and prize fighter rescue young
woman and thereby enter upon adventures.
New York: &. p. Putnam's Sons. $l.6O.
PENNY OF TOP HILL TRAIL. BY BELLE
K.NARrs MAHATEs. BY the author OF
Imar;Hv Of Ciothes-Line Alley. Mystery
roIlieking adventure, love story. Chicago:
Reilly & Lee Company. $50.
THE RED cow AND HER FRIENDS. By
PETER Macarthur A Canadian journal
ISIS half serious and half humorous es-
saws on the charm of country life. New
- York: John Lane Company. $3.50.
GREGG. BY FLETA CAMPBELL SPRINGER.
Described as q psychological mystery
story Gregg is n man who was not un-
derStood, and those who did not under
stand him we're women. New York: Har-
Der & BrothcA. sl.J0.
THE CABIN BY VICENTE BLAsco 1BANEZ.
Bv the author of The Four HOrscmcn Of
~ apocalypse. An earlier novel; tragic
and realistic tale of the soil. New York:
Alfred \. Kuopf. $3.50.
SANDS OF GOLD. BY khTHTYN RHODES.
Laid in Egypt. Tale of a brilliant surgeon
who became ceIbate because of an
imagined wrong; and what happened
thereafter New York: Dufield Co.
$50.
. MOCKERY. by ALEXANDER MACFARLAN.
Story of a man who deeeives himself be-
cause he is from birth, environment and
training the kind of man who would do
inst that. New York: Dodd, Mead & Co.
SLIGO.
THE NAN FROM THE CLOUDS. BY J.
STORES CLoUsToN. Two men drop from
balloon into the midst Of $ wild naval
conspiracy OH tie island of Ramsay, in the
North Sea. New York: George H. Doraa
CompaBv. Al so.