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FAED PICTURES, 25%.so50% OFF CoMbin 0Our20% Discount on Fv.ming Ail Durinq P.bnaary 1729 Shermun Ave. Uni. 0770. s ale BOOKS from our Rentai Library ?riced f rom 50,c to S self -disciplinfed, Jong-hved r.rpvror1i Franz ,joseph. The name is taken f romi1 the Imper ial Ausitian Order 0f thei Golden Fleece, w.lch once representedU the, wirrld.'s bighest decotation. Witb beêr gift for endowing 1the pas&t with reali'tv Bertita Harding bas cre- atéd: the logical companiorn volume to ber "Phantomn Crow-n,",wih'~l with'Franz Joseph's. brother and sister-. in-law,, Maximilian, and' CarIota. One turns eagerly from that %vork to, this account o(f a glamorous, sensitive * oman and of the patient, ýbewildered bus- baid %eho dored ber though he. could not undestand ber.: Heretofo)re, Elisabeth of.Austria bas ,bee-n depicted hy maie biographers, but it takes'a woman to) set through a womnan an<d explode a few "mnysteries" of the and blfod. equipped witb ail the trickerv of ber sex, and seen by one wbo stands within tliat. cosmic circle rather than without. There emergezs also the clear image of a far more shining personality, the. beauty' s husband, Franz josepb. *One follows tbe lovely F.mpress through her early years, when she was the adored of Hungary, when ber chil- <ren were born. when ber passion for Samuiel .VeweII WaM on, D.D. former innister o f St. Elisabeth's chierch i;z Glenzcoe, a famtous divine diiqthe u'ar years. luis written h is lije story zvnder the titie, "Those Paris years: 1'fith the Worldai the Crossroads.» "The Dangerous Sea" Is the Mediterranen Sea George Slocombe, author of The through Edwin H. Cassels of '.>encoe. Entitled, "Those Paris Years:- Wiù1 the World at the Crossroads", the work is the autobiograpby of the Rev. Samuei N. Watson, D.D., ýoffic er of tbe, Légion of. Honor, France; Chevalier of the Order of Leopold, ýBelgU mi and Corn- mander of the Order of. Saint Sava, Serbia. Short ly after-the World War, Dr. Watson was for five years..minister of the Churcb of St. Elisabeth in ýGlen- coe. 'the appointment 'came as a respite after five strenuous years as minister of' Holy Trinity, the American Episcopal Church in Paris. Four of tbe five years' were war years Dr. Watson, now re-. ,tired, is living in California, "Those Paris Years" is a straightior- ward autobiography of an inspiring ca- reer.. live4, chring an aminrg. period in thé world history. No attémpt wvhat- ever is made to affect a literary style, but, just as the sweep of buman drarna carnies a reader through ail the repeti- tious "begots and begets" of the 'book of Genesis into the heart of the Bible, so one wades through a tedious gene- alogy of the Watson family into the life story of a divine wbo possessed un- limited capacities for friendsbip, uncom-. aged Emperor dying; the ancient E-m- that border on that sea or nave a vital. pire falling apart. interest in its future. Mrs. Harding traveled widely ahroad Another Macmillan. hook wvicb bas in search of every available source of just appeared is Sophus Keith Wintber's new material. Some of the illustrations novel of Nebraska, Mortgage Vour were obtainedl directly f rom tthe imperial Heart, the story of Peter Grimsen and archives. his wife, Danish peasants wholove the p ays a ýmo ving tribute to tbe memory of' Kenneth MacLeislh of Glencoe, one of tbe American fly.ers shot down in the. war. The author prepares the ground for bhis war experiences by relating his éarli-. est childhood recollections, his boy-' 1 odin inL.1y*tn.TIowa. Iis . tudies a ntant and cievoteEl, anda era star understands lx rself. 1 the FiP and ab h t be here fer its pub r, for sbe is.sailing for New BrornfteId Novel Louis Bromfield reports frorn Franlce 2ys t that he will have bis new, novel, Thse ýfon 1Rains 'Cone, ready for publication eaiilY Prob- i May. He bas been working èn this, ation, book for three years, and bas made two lirope. trips to India to gather'.matenial for it., LIBRART gt&UOB*97