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HONOLULU LIBRARY

PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION
The Power of Silence; an interpreta-
| ton of Life in its Relation to Health
and Happiness, by Horatio w. Dresser.
Adolescence; it's Psychology and its
Relation to Physiology, Anthropology.
Sociology. Sex, Crime, Religion and
Education, by G. Stanley Hall
The Study of Ecclesiastical History,
by w. E. Collins.
SOCIOLOGY, INCLUDING GOVERN
MENT
War and Neutrality in the Far East,
by t. ]. Lawrence.
The oligarchy of Venice. by G. B.
Mcclellan.
The shame of the cities, by Lincoln
Steffens.
NATURAL SCIENCE.
Nature for its Own Sake; first studies
in Natural Appearances. by John C.
Van Dyke.
Earthquakes in the Light of the New
Seismology, by C. E. Dutton.
FINE ARTS AND LITERATURE IN
GLIDING HUMOR.
Textbook of the History of Paint
ing, by j. C. Van Dyke.
The Private Papers of Henry Rye
croft, by George Gissfng.
Dante and the English Poets from
Chaucer to Tennyson, by Oscar Kuhns.
Old Gorgon Graham, more Letters
from a Self-made Merchant to His Son,
by George H. Loriner.
DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL.
japanese Girls and Women, by A.
NJ. 3acon.
Belgian Life in Town and Country.
by D. C. Boulger. Our European
Neighbors).
Jamaica as it is, 1903. by B. Pullen-
BURY.
Sport and Travel in the Northland of
Canada, by d. T. Hanbury.
One Way Round the World, by De-
light Sweetser.
Mancnu and Muscovite; Being Let
ters from Manchuria, written during
the Autumn of 1903, by B. L. P. Weale.
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY.
The New Empire, by Brooks Adams.
The First of Empires Babylon of
the Bible in the Light of Latest Re-
search, by w. St. Chad Boscawen.
South American Republics, by T. c.
Dawson, 2 vols. (Story of the Nations).
Dux Christus: an Outline Study of
Japan. by w. E. Griffis.
The Destruction of the Greek Empire
and the Story of the Capture of Con-
stantinople by the Turks. by Edwin
Pears.
Success Among Nations. by Emil
Reich.
Special Reference to the Russo-Japa-
nese War and it's Results, by Wolf Won
Schierbrand.
Beaconsfeld. by Walter SicheI.
Father Marquette, by r. G. Thwaites
Samael Richardson, by Austin Dob
son. English Men of Letters).
John Robinson the Pilgrim Pastor,
by o. S. Davis
Wesley and His Preachers. by G. H.
Pike.
FICTION.
At Home with the Jardines. by Lii
an Bell.
A Little Garrison, Realistic Novel
of German Army Life of Today. by
Lieut. Bi1se.
The Fugitive. by E. S. Brudno.
Fort Amity, by A. T. Quiller-Couch. |
The Making of Jane, by S. B. Elliott. |
The Stolen Emperor, by Mrs. Hugh
Fraser
The Pharaoh ard the Priest; Histor- |
ical Novel of Ancient Egypt, by Alex
ander Glovatski, tr. from the Polish |
by jeremiah Curtin.
Double Harness, by Anthony Hope, |
pseud.
He That Eateth Bread With Me by |
Mrs H A NJ. Keays-
The Steps of Honor, by Basil King. |
Nancy Stair, by E. NJ. Lane.
Beverly of Graustark, by G. B. Nc
The House of Fulfiment, by George |
Madden Martin.
The Last Hope, by Henry Seton |
Merriman. pseud.
With Edged Tools, by Henry Seton
Merriman, pseud.
A Ladder of Swords, by Sir Gilbert
Parker.
When wilderness Was King, by Ran
dahl Parrish.
The Magnetic North, by Elizabeth
Robbins.
The Issues of Life; Novel of the
American Woman OF Today. by Mrs.
John Van Worst.
The Gordon Elopement; the Story Of
a Short Vacation, by Carolyn Wells and
Fl. P. Taber.
The Silent Places. by Stewart Ed
ward White.
The AFFAIR at the Inn, by Kate Doug
las wiggin and others.
CHILDREN's BOOKS.
River-land, by r. W. Chambers.
Josephine. by E. D. Deland
The Easter Story, by Hannah Warn
er. pseud.