A story of the Mohammedan world which holds the reader's attention unfailingly from beginning to end. The narration of Selim, the Moslem's quest for a satisfying religion has the quality of reality. Dramatic interest and thrills of adventure are here in full measure. It is a worthy addition to missionary narration and in view of recent portentious events in the near East a timely and acceptable work. _CHARLES H. LERRIGO_ Doc Williams A Tale of the Middle West. 12mo, cloth, net $1.25. The story of a "doctor of the old school" with every element which makes a novel worth the reading, plot, character delineation, setting, style--all are here. Intensely human, natural, humorous, pathetic, joyous. The originality of the plot piques the reader's curiosity and the most jaded devourer of novels will find himself irresistibly held in delightful suspense. The sentiment and suggestion and mellow philosophy which run through the story are altogether delightful. _I. T. THURSTON_ The Torch Bearer A Camp Fire Girls' Story. Illustrated, net $1.00. The author of "The Bishop's Shadow" and "The Scout Master of Troop 5," has scored another conspicuous success in this new story of girl life. She shows conclusively that she knows how to reach the heart of a girl as well as that of a boy. The beautiful ritual and practices of "The Camp Fire Girls" are woven into a story of surpassing interest and charm. SOCIOLOGY AND PRACTICAL RELIGION _PROF. GIOVANNI LUZZI, D.D._ The Struggle for Christian Truth in Italy 8vo, cloth, net $1.50. The author traces the history of Christianity in Italy from its dawn in Rome, through the Protestant development, giving a concise history of the Bible in Italy, the founding of the Waldensian Mission among the Alps, the religious revival of 1800, the exile period; up to the present movement, termed "Modernism," an attempt to bring the Roman Catholic Church back to the simplicity of Christ.