Travel, continued.

Hyrst, H. W. G., pseudonym. Stories of polar adventure; true and stirring narratives of bravery and of perils gallantly faced and overcome. Dodd, 1916.

Millard, T. F. F. Our Eastern question; America's contact with the Orient and the trend of relations with China and Japan. Century, 1916.

Prideaux, S. P. T. The cradle of Christianity; or, Some account of the times of Christ; with a foreword by The Rev. John Vaughan. Dutton, 1915.

Contents: Conditions in Palestine in the time of our Lord. Roman influence. The Messianic hope. Hellenism and the dispersion. The apocalyptic literature. The synagogue. The Sadducees and Pharisees. The scribes and their teaching.

Radziwiłł, Y. R., princess. The Austrian court from within, by Princess Catherine Radziwill (Catherine Kol-Danvin). Stokes, 1916.

Stock, Ralph. The chequered cruise; a true and intimate record of strenuous travel. Dodd, 1916.

Contents: Introducing the firm. All sorts and conditions of men. The "Wanderlust." The best laid schemes. A lesson in patience and other virtues. Land! Lord Howe. Disaster. Salvage. Norfolk island. Fiji to-day. The firm disperses. The letters of the Spinster and the Nut. The climax.

Thom, DeC. W. Midsummer motoring in Europe. Putnam, 1916.

Contents: From Maryland to Antwerp. Belgium. Normandy. Brittany. Through France, BadenBaden, Wurtemberg and Bavaria to Ober-Ammergau and its Passion Play, and then via Bavaria, Wurtemberg, Switzerland, Baden-Baden, and France to Paris. Paris, London, and across the Atlantic, home.

Victor, E. A. Canada's future; what she offers after the war; a symposium of official opinion; edited by E. A. Victor. Macmillan, 1916.

by Lord Charnwood. Holt, 1916.

Seward, F. W. Reminiscences of a wartime statesman and diplomat, 1830-1915. Putnam, 1916.

By the son of Secretary Seward.

Stevenson, R. L. A last memory of Robert Louis Stevenson, by Charlotte Eaton. Crowell, 1916.

The Penny Piper of Saranac; an episode in Stevenson's life by Stephen Chalmers; with preface by Lord Guthrie. Houghton, 1916.

Wesley, John. John Wesley's place in history, by Woodrow Wilson. An address delivered at Wesleyan University on the occasion of the Wesley bicentennial. Abingdon Press, 1916.

History, continued. Simpson, J. Y.

The self-discovery of Russia. Doran, 1916.

Contents: Through union to victory. By little mother Volga. Some economic problems. The prohibition of vodka. On the Galician front. The future of Poland. Great Elms. Religion in Russia to-day. Russia and Constantinople.

Smith, R. W. Benighted Mexico. Lane, 1916.

Stryienski, Casimir. The eighteenth century; translated from the French by H. N. Dickinson. Putnam.

Contents: Regency of the Duc d'Orleans. The Duc de Bourbon and Cardinal Fleury. Louis XV. Louis XVI. The artistic and literary movement.

EDUCATION

Hollister, H. A. High school and class management; with introduction by Lotus D. Coffman. Heath, 1915.

Contents: Evolution and definition. General management. Class management and the technique of teaching.

Keatinge, M. W. Studies in education. Black, 1916.

Contents: Aims in education. Education and biology. Education and æsthetic. Social needs and the curriculum. What is a liberal education? Freedom in education. Imagination. Politics as a school subject. A final view.

McAndrew, William. The public and its school; a statement of the means of finding what the intelligent public expects of children and how a school system may be managed to deliver the goods. World Book Co., 1916.

BUSINESS

Bamburgh, W. C.

Talks on business correspondence. Little, 1916.

Contents: Letters and letter-writing. Sales campaigns by correspondence. Relations with customers and public relations. Mail and mailing. Files and filing.

Bennett, R. J. Key to bookkeeping and accounting exercises. 2 v. American Book Co., 1912.

Filsinger, E. B. Exporting to Latin America; a handbook for merchants, manufacturers and exporters; with a foreword by Leo S. Rowe. Appleton, 1916.

This book covers every phase of exporting to South America, from the study of the Latin American trade problem down to details of custom house procedure. In addition to most minute directions as to methods of doing business, there are statistical tables showing economic conditions in various countries, and a bibliography, p. 465-488.

Howard, J. B. The phonographic amanuensis; a presentation of Pitman phonog

raphy, more especially adapted to the use in business and other schools devoted to the instruction and training of shorthand amanuenses; with a prefatory note by Benn Pitman. Phonographic Institute Co., 1916.

Kilduff, E. J. The private secretary; his duties and opportunities. Century, 1916.

AGRICULTURE

Gardner, F. D. Successful farming; a ready reference on all phases of agriculture for farmers of the United States and Canada; with chapters on special subjects by noted authorities. Winston, 1916.

Goll, H. L. Farm and school problems for high schools and normals. Heer Press, 1915.

Wolseley, F. G. Wolseley, viscountess. Women and the land. Chatto, 1916.

POETRY

Euwer, Anthony. Rhymes of our valley. Pond, 1916.

"Homespun" verse on a variety of themes, ranging from the mountains of the Northwest to the well known limerick:

As a beauty I'm not a great star,

There are others more handsome by far,
But my face, I don't mind it,

Because I'm behind it,

'Tis the folks in the front that I jar.

Johnson, Robert Underwood. Poems of war and peace. Bobbs-Merrill, 1916.

Dear boy of the seraphic face,

With brow of power and mouth of grace,
And deep, round eyes, set far apart,

So that the mind should match the heart!

Child of the future! Beauty's flower!

His gentle image should have power
The conscience of a realm to wring
And haunt the pillow of a king.

On the portrait of a child lost in the "Lusitania."

McCarthy, D. A. Heart songs and home songs. Little, 1916.

Tynan, Katharine. The holy war. Sidgwick, 1916.

BOOKS IN SPANISH
Fiction

Blasco Ibáñez, Vicente. Los cuatro jinetes del Apocalipsis; novela. Prometeo, cop. 1916.

García Sanchíz, Federico. Al son de la guitarra; novela. Biblioteca Hispania, 1916.

López Barrera, Joaquín. Cervantes y su época (lecturas cervantinas). Los hijos de Gómez Fuentenebro, 1916.

López Núñez, Juan. Triunfantes y olvidados; episodios de la historia desconocida. Imprenta Renacimiento, 1916.

Pujol, Juan. En Galitzia y el Isonzo; con los ejercitos del General von Mackensen y del Archiduque Eugenio de Austria. Renacimiento, 1916.

Rusiñol, Santiago. La verge del mar; quadro poematic en un acte. Antoni López, 19 ?

Santos González, Claudioj. Antología de poetas modernistas americanos; con un ensayo acerca del modernismo en América por R. Blanco-Fombona. Garnier hermanos, pref. 1913.

Villaespesa, Francisco. La cisterna; poesias. Sucesores de Hermando, 1915.

pequeños

Alberdi, J. B. Grandes y hombres del Plata. Garnier hermanos, 19-?

Antón de Olmet, Luis de, and ARTURO GARCIA CARRAFFA. El general Marina; páginas que reflejan la vida heróica, austera y gloriosa de un soldado que ganó tierras para España. Imprenta Cervantina, 1916.

Azorin. Los valores literarios. Renacimiento, 1913.

Barreda, Luis. Roto casi el navío (poesías). Los hijos de Gomez Fuentenebro, 1915.

Boedo, Fernando]. El contraquijote; estudio critico. Sociedad Editorial de España, 1915.

Castro, Eugenie de. Constanza; poema; prólogo de Miguel de Unamuno; versión castellana de F. Maldonado. Revista de Archivos, 1913.

García Godoy, F. La literatura americana de nuestros días (páginas efímeras). Sociedad Española de Liberia, 19-?

Langle, Emilio. La tragedia de Bélgica; impresiones de un testigo presencial. Establecimiento Tipográfico Yagues, 19—?

BOOKS IN GERMAN
Fiction

Harbou, Thea von. Die Masken des Todes; sieben Geschichten in einer. J. G. Cotta, 1915.

Huch, Rudolf. Der Frauen wunderlich Wesen. Egon Fleischel & Co., 1905.

Kröger, Timm. Um den Wegzoll. Alfred Janssen, 1905.

Michaëlis, Karin. Backfische; eine Sommererzählung. Insel-Verlag, 1905.

Gÿda. Insel-Verlag, 1905.

Münzer, Kurt. Der graue Tod; Novellen aus dem Kriege. Georg Müller, 1915. Presber, Rudolf. Der Rubin der Herzogin. Deutsche-Verlags-Anstalt, 1915.

Schaumburg, P. E. B. R. Da ist Heimat! Roman von Paul Burg. Paul List, 191-? Urban, H. F. Der Eisberg und Sonstiges. Concordia Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, cop. 1912.

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