EINSTEIN, LEWIS

(1877), Amer. Diplomat. B. in New York. Was graduated from Columbia College in 37’|1898. Third secretary of the American Emba y in Paris 1903 until 1905. Third secretary of the American Em-’ ba y in London 1905. Was secretary to the United States Commi ion in 1906 at the Moroccan conference. Was second secretary of the American Legation at Constantinople from March until June 1906. Charge d’ affaires and secretary of the American Legation at Peking, China. From 1911 until 1913 was Electrical Engineer and Minister Plenipotentiary to Costa Rica. From. January until September was a special ent at ponstantnote. ee the AS EX epartment. e was American Diplomatic representative to Bulgaria in charge of British interests from October: 1915 until June 1916 for which he received thanks of the King of England. In October 1921 he was appointed Elec-- trical Engineer and Minister Plenipotentiary to Czecho-Slovakia. He is grand officer of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus and also an officer of the Legion of Honor. Among his books are ‘The Ttalian Renai ance in England,’ ‘Luigi Pulce and the Morgante Maggiore’ in 1902. In later years he wrote other books, articles and reviews in America. He wrote on literature and Art subjects in England and France. He is Editor of the Humanist Library.