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THE SUN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1915.
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TIMELY
BOOKS AND
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iM'Hno of thr llnj.
TV,- World CHsef and ttS Mcaninq I
(Aopleton). I
a frllc -idler,
Not h ir lunik, but .i work "n social
ithict, snalyslhg Hi I'au,-. and otT( t.
loth WSnl unci tUttirti f I lie Kreal
wjr on c villnatlnn. takln- up tilt QUS
iten of fut ii rr Initrnatli nal poare ami I
how OOW h'i)f to aohtgv It.
.tfy t'far o fir 0rMl H'nr ( DoM.
Htld)
(v Frrderiek flnlmof,
"I oiMii." ' tlio nutlior. 'without
Vuri'i patches' or 'rooking toil horror,'
10 britm hOmi thO folly of wnr nt the
MIM lltIM I prelt ptcturo of th
atruBKl1 thtt i .i mi- un lr my oWxcrv.i
tion. tnd th thought! tliry induced I
h,-ie :h;it every 0110 Mho wants to ho a
lonit pe ' aft this war will want
tgl book."
If 001 of VttrojH ( Rei Ibner'g).
Bij Boh.h I.om.i erg,
This In a timely book In that It lr- j
eribc? tho baUty art and erohltc
tur of uli rtti,'r. run UOIIVOjtl, Uheltiw.
M.i . Atniene, Brugeg and countl
other -,-lti ol Pr&IHM iimI llclk'iuin
Which lino fallen victim In the ureal
war, Mr CranVa aon of the lo-s or
BrM of theee beautiful thitiK i el-
Quoiit. f ir beyond the mora marshalling
of facts ami flEiri-s. With thlrty-tw.
OMl of Calamity (Mmniih
leave the affair to one man for scttle
tit. the author attomiit to no-tun- the
COndltlOM under which dinlomaev la
oarrltd on, the retitrRl urohlem with
which It final, ntnl the neneral polio
which a peiu'ffful omnlMI ion of the
I World require.
rhr Pawl
Mil r.-iKe llluatratloni from photowrapbai lanl.
ami photogravure frontlaplaot, By own vvsitrr
The W (hnffcm of (latrrnment with The tragedy uf tietman.v. M f
lAhmv locnoneraj. I th author, w. that atata of mind
By John W, Barf I which made It olll for the nation to
This book truces thmuirh the ae-ee thej "oprlng at thr throat of nn unexpectlng,
effort to keep the true path between unprenare-J world'; the trauody of a
despotism iii the one side and anarchy country that is possessed "f "the mania
on the Other, The Complete raooncllla of irranrtur eomplemented hy the mania
tlon of pivommanl w ith liberty lirm bOan I of persecution."
perhue the greatest problem of hie tory How Diplomats Moke Wat ( 11 u-boh ) .
end the fact that It has never been i By g British Sfgtglglgg,
geajofaotorily OollhBd hae undoubtedly j An expose of Kurope in statecraft,
had an ImiHTiatit beaTlr.a on the present J planned before the present great war,
Kur't'e.in crisis, a thoughtful reading glooloalng worklnga of Brttlah diplomacy
of this tiook should conduce to a better In particular. The volume preeenta
undertandinc of the QSttOOg of this con- faots, analizen crooked diplomacy, and
flic! i auks us to have no sympathy for the In-
gisoolj o! To-morrow (Huiton). ! tolerable svetem of orrtiodox statecraft
flu I'm'. John Dcirrv. Which hoodwinks the people
A volume ihuh will be Illuminating I Thr "'"'Id'' lliiihuny (OotM)
to educators and thinkmK DOrOntl who
ere dlssatisneii n tn too results or 'ra
dltional theory, and who are looking
eotne adaptation to exisr.ns social con
gitlona The rropir n Oovontmawl (Appleton),
Bv David .oioie HUt
A hsi 'llKjok on the relationship of the
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ng ncw light on our foreign relations
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the utory of a Pioneer (Harper).
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Krontlerswoman, a-nnol teacher,
praaoheg', lei'tnrer, nrdained minister!
Physician, worker among the poor and
president of the National American
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has told her own life history In an
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Bp Jamet Mnrnan.
The results of a flve months tour, the
author starting at Napoleon s birthplace
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(Jeminnv in the Nineteenth Century
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vard. Freud's achievements have been
almost wholly In the field of abnormal
ity, but the present author contends that
the principles have a wider application
Rat-ripe unit Other K$$ayi (Century).
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The author talks about charm, vil
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ume at a time.
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A series f pilrzr:m,i(res in search "f
the real "Amsrican splrrt," Prof
Steiner unalyr.es his conception of this
"spirit" and how it finds majnlfaotatioa
In aspiration .mil Ideal, and how i: ,s
re'ealed in its attltuds to national and
iiiterr.iitloii.il prohlems.
Acres 0 iuiMoitd." (Harper).
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LnlKdinK the Idaaa with which Dr
Oorrwoll has inspired and shaped 'iiou
sands of lives In lecture form. Inirine
tho past fifty-si VS years the author has
received OVl r 14,000,000 for delivering
the lecture and now f.,r the flist tune
the contents are placed In book form.
.Vtrfjjertr and flie lilroln of Modern
Germany (LongtnaJia).
By Herbert I.rtlie Stewart.
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of Nlotsocba'a work arnloh throw llgttl
upon the social policy and Ideals of
lie-many as revealed in the prese it war.
Nietfsche is trthen as typical of a mood
which haB had fagrful ootiaequsnces fi r
mankind,
H'or Letter From tie 7,n inj Deotl
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Furtlier Communlcatlona from "" In
the spirit world, portraying the emo
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man and astral) involved in Me present
warfare aj.d containing prophatla utter
gncoa concerning the termination of the
war and the future dev. lopment of the
race.
Vision of w.w (Macmlllan).
By Lincoln Colcurd.
A poem with a twofold theme: war.
Its characteristic assl llj effect ctv.,i-
ration, and the need various reforms
in human society. Ttiere are dascrlp
tlong of life In tiie troches, the suffer
Iiik of tho wound ad, the spiritual glory
of war ami a lslon of In UltUnarta UI -icitish
brotharhuod of nvtn,
u hut I Bttievo ami Why (stcrJAwier's)
Hy iriAiani Hayct Ward.
'Phi book 1 a frank lnvaatgatlon b)
in Waul of his own religious convlc
Uona oonvtotlona "f long lif.- in which
:ii. atudy of aolence plays an Important
prut. The bik la Interesting in tint
it brejils down many of the notions
whioh are ootnitig to isi aoooptod nowa
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knowledge of science on faith and gives
the reader a sound baaia for a sound
belief, Dr. Ward i la little Introduc
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known.
New World (Re veil),
By Prof Ihiyh Block.
A review of our Changing world -reiiRhma.
aeigirtlfic, aoclaj- -especially
treating the problem or tin- preaenl day
unaott lament and unreal in religious
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Bronte 'ocnm I Putnam).
The poetry of Ch.rriotte. Bmllg. Anne
and Bramwell Bronte, with nn Introdui
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Many poems have been Included that
have not previously found their way Into
print,
Collected foente U.ane).
Hy Ruftei-t Brooke.
A glgntOUr srreater than poetry's sur
rounds this young Bngiah poet, who gave
his life for hi country In the .!: ,!,
Tlie sonnet he wrote on the w-r,r are
nmomir th most beautiful In Mm con
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7'Ar Croud in Peace and War (Long
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An attempt to deal in popular lan
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one another The writer dlaOUggag broad
nuestion of morality, religion, govern-
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Hy Auyuete Bodin,
Written In the form of question nnd
answer, tho French sculptor cover pre
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annlycea true works of the WloU mru--tcr
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WM th home and inspiration of Millet
Rouaaoau Dlaa, Dupra, Daublgny, 'n.t.
Troj .n ai d Charles Jacques Mt of
he material hitherto presented about
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I r. jTcd In one volume.
fvorg, Atct and Peacock IScnh
ricr'). Hy Jamet lfa ker.
Tuts I a charactoruslle Huneker book
llscuaalng number "f literary flgurea
nich a Jotavph Conrad, Dostoievsky, the
rUtUriatl rn art and music and man:
tlar subjects which are ullve to. day
Hie book appropriately toltiwa Mr
llnnekei s "New t'oemoli-dis" of last
vear.
I i.tre Lthi Small, Maynard)
By ' Helm.
At on.. biography of Mm Labrun,
infolding u pan Tana f the l'l.illce of
the Revolution, of Napoleon, of the
tteetoratlon, and of the Italy. Auatrla,
ttussla and Bngland of th same period,
,n,i a stud) of her development a
painter. Including a catalogue of her
work.
A Book f Bridges i line).
By Frank Itronnuyn.
Tcit by Waiter Vtiau Ipgrroie,
Painting nnd etchiius have held nr.
important position in Mr. Brangwyn's
art for many fllrs. In this took rr
about forty reproductions tti color, and
numerous Mack and white cuts drawn
especially for the hook M-. sparrow
.'.so ha made an eghaustlve study of
bridges i'i many oountrlei from every
point of view
re Magic of Jtwett and paarmi
i I.ippltl. ott I.
Hu Oaorgt Frederick Hunt.
Mu. h unique and Interesting informa
tion, especially relating t" the magical
; 0Wr Which I eclOUS ston have been
supposed to exerl over individuals and
vent durlni r ist nges.
Thr Hunting Wup (Dodd, Mead).
H'i J. RenH I'obre.
p e celebrated s ntlst's death last
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to this b '"k as being his last werk
'Hits K'.'k unique and as fjusdnattttg
a his earlier uorks, revealing his knowl
edges With s lenl He accuracy, but at the
-anie lime expressed with an exquisite
barm of style.
Travels Near nnd Pag.
The House on II, nr. strret (Holt).
lit bull H old.
As had of the Henry Street Settle
ment, on the Baal ilda of New York.
Mis w aid hi" for twenty years watched
the transforming miracle which (rave
contracted centuries Into ear, m.ikinx
American cltlaena of jew ami nun and
Slav, she tdi from tlie ArneHoafl ,de
the human story of Immigration.
old Roods from lit Heart of New
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