Salt Lake Telegram | 1923-04-29 | Page 5 | War Book Differs from Usual Run

Differs I War Book From Usual Run R un Having passed through gh the he epi- epi I demic of demic-of ot of war ar books books followed the ce cessation of hostilities f in Europe Europe Europe Eu Eu- rope we are inclined to Judge this class of or of books more e dispassionate dispassionate- ate I ly A war book that Is distinctly I different and one that has a place i in the tle his history ory of the great conflict is The Riddle of the Rhine by I Victor Lefebure We have hae heard much about chemIcal chemIcal chemical chem chem- ical warfare as conducted in the thelast thelast thelast last great struggle but in re reality we know little UttIe To the majority of our people it Is as mysterious as asIs asis asis is death itself w agreed that it is destructive and all wonder what the horrors of the wars of the future will be I In his book bool Major Lefebure analyzes the part chemicals will play and points to the dangers of the future He writes as a man with a m message believing that vital matters are being neglected because of the obscurity which has surrounded surrounded surrounded sur sur- rounded chemical al warfare He re regards regards regards re- re gards chemical disarmament as the tho most vital factor for a comprehensive sive world peace in the future future Major Lefebure is well qualified to discuss this important subject He has seen chemical warfare from every angle Before the war he heI was engaged in research work I After two years In the war var he was given the task of developing the liaison between England and andI I France in the wide and critical field of ot chemical warfare After Alter the armistice he had opportunity to make detailed studies of the chemical warfare activities of the Germans E. E p P. P Dutton Co New York