The Republican journal., 1910-07-14
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library News and Notes.

c.itz whose discoveries in
Furope was recently pub
ray f,6ewed this book of quizzical
"a, "a service of serious value to
= ouhlic-the preparation of a
a'' typography. He has found
tie. l,n.ired titles. Mr.. Seitz has
ir' ,t.o q second book of European
''TG the Harpers are to bring
SIrz IS a former Maine news
W IL ho has made good in a larger
H.s 5ss fer many years been con-
i-s the editorial and business
/, ..ts Of the New York World.
number of Recreation is "a
.'' lnformation for Vacation
lut rba numerous illustrations are
~ rt finest of their kind. The
~ T. ar. particularly anxious to
'- ,f cur citizens know Recrea-
-a send copy free to any
'' as PAPER who is genuinely
clean, wholesome recrea-
, ms ard with your name and
fe name of this paper, if
go tarreation, "a W. Both ST.,
FL. secure you a copy. We
s.. .a5 Recreation is and we
TO have our citizens who
qaoe NJ go on vacations take
. liberal offer.
.r liapincott's is one of the
sl mis- enterprising maya
4-ht out in a long time.
5mplete novel, entitled
r..- Ia," by Henry C. Row
rirring tale of the Bal
order warfare, yet the
the narrative is softened
.-a,-U owe interest, as we'll as
~ mon. The Lady Tha-
..s ppeal to even the NEST
appetite. Mary Roberts
Of @ Sngmaster, and other
H.. 1ute short stories. Mrs.
.sr {.a writes of 1.-The Markets
here are also offerings
m. "a by John kendrick Bangs.
!. son. Ellis O. Jones, Will
-- many others. "Walnuts
ios Iy up to this humorous
a. high standard.
r. of the Atlantie-is re-
biz u- lr- variety of interest of
5-z IS and the excellence of
.a. T.-.- has rarely been a num-
tar lElne covering so wide a
If t..eot day human interest.
Sizes aapers on the newspaper
IS - 1.3ed by a characteristic
T.a Personal Equation in
.as. a Henry Watterson. Like
.trs journalists, the ministers
siN terest Francis E. Leupp's
Ni1s.. and the Men, a discrimi-
-N.a ssjon of the opinion of the
Z The man of letters will be at
-a, Aa Educational Emergency"
wan D. Sisson. and Learning" "
Ut Chapman. The business man
q. Nt, interest Gold Production
.u ameuts, by F. S. Mead; the
r. {Fslles's Diary of Recon-
pr and the student of civics will
aas. thy reading "A Problem in
aHa by Brooks Adams. This
nal0s three remarkable short
, Villains Wedding by Sarah
7gv r., the manuscript of which
-gr only after her death, Poor
er, oy Harry James Smith, and
n the Air." by Anna Fuller.
JIG Eyerybody's celebrates the
IS Fourth on the cover in most
1g fashion, and within it contains
t5gs supply of varied material of
moH interest and value. "a City's
.ot d 'ty," by Ernest Poole, is an
Gg article. well-chosen to lead the
l FIR IT voices ideals and aspira-
sr.r-0y as those we honor in the
4'Igas Holiday. Fake Mining
Is v Emerson Hough, is a reve-
a-- manifold frauds that feed
ga -oestors and cast odium on a
.2-- ustry. Also it suggests a
rr tain legislation that is bad
I- fling with the President. !"
J. + -4s, is an intimate glimpse
.a.--i p'ay-or at work, accord
YH .-. VI are not golfer. In
"-I IF VIII interest the reader.
iJnaire?" by Harold KEEL
sical as its title, but it
rops philosophy and will
.eaier do some hard think
VI. Tess Side of the Circus
-... ais. gives an inside view
tra tmercan institution from
tis full of anecdote and
-7l Njll see the circus this
,f9 a#H aspect after you read it.
-.l1', the gifted painter of DIANA
idss rs many-sided man, an
lan 4 whom we may we'll be
fe Is alphabetically studied by
II Fse'ari Eaton, the critic. The
Of The number is as varied and
Alag rs lie fact.