Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-27
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY
BOOKS AND MAGAZINE ARTICLES
ON CUBA-RECENT ACCESsIoNs.

In view Of the recent events in Cuba, It
seems Of interest to- give in this column
this week not only the regular list Of the
new books added to the District Public
Library. but also lists of the most import
ant articles on the Cuban question in re-
cent periodicals and few books devoted
to Cuba. The magazine articles follow:
Cuba in Current Periodicals.
American Intervention in Cuba. Outlook, Oc-
American Mediation in Cuba Outlook. Sep
Armed struggle for Control in Cuba. by W.
'ng as.e af y Williams Outlook
Collapse Of the Cuban House louise, Of Cards. by W.
Cuba and the United States. Independent, Sep
CUBA ousa in fractional Eruption Review of Reviews.
October
Cuban Goysrnmspt.s Side. by c. Albania In
Cuban Republic on Trial. by A. Brownell. Re-
'' Gov Mssoon lagoon" Assumes Control in Cuba indie
Is %ess 5sts sss Warfare
How Cqbans Fight cubans, by W. 1nsiis.
cubai BY R. Hughes. Harper's Weekly. Sep
1nslis;. Harper's weekly; October IS.
Rebellion in Cuba, 1906. Independent, August
President RoosexeIt's Letter to Cuba. 1ndeDen-
Rowland Outlook. October n. -
Situation in in Cuba Cuba. Nation September e.
Independent. September 20.
Trsnsportation in Cuba by q. W. Dennison.
United States and Cuba. Harper's Weekly. Sep
with With the Rebel Leader in the Cuban Hills by
W. Inglis. Harper's Weekly. September 20.
Some Books on Cuba.
The following books on Cuba were for
the most part produced shortly after the
Spanish war:
Callahan J. NJ. Cuba and International Rela-
tons, Historical Study in American Diplomacy.
rS Gar5 aIsi Mario. In the Saddle With Comes.
CLARK. W. J. Commercial Cuba Gs7s-C54s.
Davis, R. H. Cuba and Porto Rican Campaigns
Flint. Grover. Marching With Gomez. With His
torical Introduction by John Fiske. Fe73- F646.
z, Hall a D. Cuba Its Past Present and Future
Mcintosh. Burr. Little Saw Of Cuba. FS7s-
Matthews. Franklin Newborn Cuba. Gs7s-
ny MgsgEeye. G. @. Under Three Flags in Cuba.
New Consultation Estabnsh.ns selfgovernment
fe ertsr, r. r. r lndustrisi Cuba ae7s.Pssa
r5 kHs' ksss: G. Cuba and the Intervention
The following have been selected from the
new books recently received at the library:
HapgOod, Norman. Literary Statesmen and
Biography.
letters and of George Washington
to Tobias Lear and Others Between i7so and iass.
Education.
Bar BsInsrd Henry n. Pestaloaai and His Educa-
Kappa. Let Youth But Know. Plea for Reason
Rousseau. j. j. Emile K:R7e7e.
Thwing. e E History Of Higher Education in
Anthropology.
Moore. G: B. Certain ABORIGINAL Mounds of the
Moore. G B. Certain , Aberiginal Remains Of the
of the
Vest Coast B. antuites of the Florida
Fine Arts.
,,J T.inberg. A. J. Drawings OF David Cox. WHO
Newbolt Frank. Etchings of Van Dyck. WHO
D9S3n.
Literature.
Briggs, E. e. The Olivia Letters. Y-B7ssso
Flaubert, Gustave. Salammbo. Y39F F61seaI.
Magnus Laurie. How to Read English Litera-
English.
Cody, sherwin. Success in Letter Writing
Fowler. h. W. and F. @. Kings Enslish.
rI w,,1e,sIly Essaa Dest-0ook of Errors In
Fiction.
Andrews, NJ. R. 8. The Good Samaritan.
Cholmondeley, Mary. Prisoners.
Cooke, Mrs g. NJ. Their First Formal Cali
Fogazzaro, Antonio The Saint.
Ford, J. L. Wooing Of Folly.
Frenssen, Gustav. Holyland.
ellison, r. r. Katrina.
Gissing, George The House of Cobwebs.
London, Jack. Moon-face.
-PhelpS e, s. Man in the Case
Sinclair. My. Audrey Craven.
Staunton. Schuyler. Daughters of Destiny.
Sutclife. Halliwell. A Benedick in Already.
Woods. M. L. B. The Kings Revoke.
Books for Boys and Girls
Hall. F. b. Flossy's Play-days.
Henty. G. A. With Cochrane, the Dauntless.
Pier, A. s. Harding of st. Timothy's.
Potter, Beatrix. Tale of Mr.. Jeremy Fisher.
Ridley. Alice. The Sparrow With One White
Feather.