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May 18, 1918 issue

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"Finding the Worthwhile in the Southwest," by Charles Francis Saunders, is announced for publication shortly by Robert M. McBride & Co. This firm continues the publication of Eden and Cedar Paul's translation of "History of Germany in the Nineteenth Century" with the fourth volume, which will appear in May. Among the spring publications of Charles Scribner's Sons are the following volumes: "Under the German Shells," by Emanuel Bourcier; "The U-Boat Hunters," by James B. Connolly. The publication of "Psychology and the Day's Work," by Edgar James Swift, which was announced for spring, has been postponed until the autumn.

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