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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
BAUER IS MADE DEPUTY
jamestown Elk Will Succeed Addison
Lcch as Grand Exalted Rulers
Representative.

Otto Bauer of Jamestown. though
with business headquarters at Man
dan. is the new district deputy exalt-
ed ruler Of the B. p. o. +. in North
Dakota.
He will succeed Addison Leech of
Fargo. who has held the position of
Fargo. who has held the position for
the past year. Mr.. Leech, it is UNDER
stood. will remain in the official posi-
ton until the institution Of the new
lodge at Mandan. October ~, as this
was started under his term Of ONCE.
1t is presumed Mr.. Bauer will take
up the work Immediately afterwards.
The new distric. deputy was M OF
the popular and energetic members
Of the jamestown lodge for many
years. For some time he has been
at Mandan at the head OF the George
II. Bingenhelmer interests and was
greatly interested in the organization
Of the new lodge in Mandan.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
TO HEAR 5000 SPEAKERS
North Dakots Dentists At Meeting in
Grand Forks WIZ Have Some
of the Best.

A meeting Of the executive com.
ntttee Of the North Dakota Dental
association was held in Devils Lake.
Those in attendance YER DR.. L. C,
Davenport Of Fargo. president Of the
state association; DR.. H. w. Whitcomh
OF Grand Forks. chairman Of the ex-
ecutive committee; DR.. A. NJ. Harda.
way Of Minot. and DR.. w. r. Hook
ing Of Devils Lake.
The main matter under discussion
was the program for the May con.
vention Of the association at Grand
Forks. at which plans are being laid
for addresses by eminent authorities
in the dental profession. 1t is ex.
pected that an outline of the propos.
ed program can be issued in the very
near future.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
NARROW ESCAPE.

Minot. n. D.. Oct. 3.-W. p. Cooper
a mechanic employed at the Motor
frightful death when a gasoline tank
on an automobile which he was re-
pairing exploded enveloping him in
a mass of flames. Cooper was solder.
Ing the tank when u~naccountably 1t
exploded throwing gasoline over his
clothing which caught fire imnaedi-
ately.
A machinest standing nearby wrap
ped a couple OF lap robes about the
man thus ~s,nolderins the fans be-
fore any serious injury resulted. His
hands were slightly burned but aside
from this and the shock Of the cx.
plosion he was not injured.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
TAKEN TO LAKOTA
Remains Of Elise sandlie. . Student in

Remains of Elise Sandlie, . Student In
This City, Removed
The remains OF the late Elise Sand
lie we're taken to her home in La
kota this morning where the funeral
is to be held on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Sandlie died at one Of the local
hospitals Of typhoid fever after only a
short illness. She vas the only sister
of Bernard and E. Sandlie Of this city.
The deceased was but 20 years of age
and was here attending Aaker's bust
ness college. finishing a commercial
course she started at the university
last wear.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-03
BERGE BURIED d

Unfortunate Man Who Shot Himself ut
Crookston Laid to Rest Here
The funeral of the late Owe Berse
was held this afternoon from the Nor
man undertaking parlors. The SER
vices were conducted by Rev. A. ].
Hulteng under the auspices Of the A.
o. U. w. MI. Berge was the unfortu-
|Crookston the latter part Of last week.
He was connected with the Ontario
store in this city for about fourteen
years and had many friends in the
city. Interment took place in Memoir
ial Park,
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-05-19

Several contests this week,
those who are not sure that they
have complied with the require
ments, had better take warning,
as land values around here is
advancing at a rapid rate just
now.
Some people are selfish enough
to want to keep their troubles to
themselves even when some of
their neighbors want to peddle
them around.
Several Kenna citizens went
to Roswell last Sunday as wit
pesses in court and have not yet
returned.
John Green living out southeast
of town, came home Wednes-
day from the Valley, where he
had been at work.
VIM. Beachamp came home
last Tuesday from the Valley
where he has been at work for
the past six months.
Claude Marbut was out to his
claim this week.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-05-19
OLIVE ITEMS

Farmers planting more corn
every day and planning to feed
more hogs.
We enjoy Il rain almost every
day some days two good rains, the
creek is flowing about all the time
sometimes too high to cross.
The two Mrs Giddings and Mrs.
Parsais came in to their claims lest
week.
A brand new boy has come to
make his home with Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis, motherand son doing well.
j. b. Thomas and family came
home to put in crop and do some
fencing.
j. F. Bynum is here to plant a
crop.
Last Sunday a surprise dinner
was given Mrs. Sillas, on account
of rain a great many could not at
tend but those that did get t. 90
reports a splendid time.
Dola and Leah benson visited
Monday evening with M yrt G
Mercer.
Mrs Marie Brown visited with
Mrs. Bruce on last Saturday.
CLYDE Peters has purchased him
a new team and iron wagon he eX-
poets to haul corn to town next fall,
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-05-19
BOAZ BUDGET.

~
Miss Tompson of Roswell has
been VISITING her friend Mrs. G..
j. AGREE. She returned to her
home Sunday.
Mrs. PAUL of Denver stopped
off here few days to look at the
country.
Miss Minnie BasseIl is visiting
her brother B. R Bossel.
A. l.. Fales of Roswell who is
general Missionary for New Mex
leo, of the American Sunday
School Union, came up Sunday to
visit our school but on account of
the heavy rain the attendance was
small.
We want to get ready for Child
ren's day the 2nd Sunday in June.
The fine rains continue to come
and it looks as if the Lord was
Smiling on us this season.
A very pleasant party was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ford
E. Stokes last Saturday evening.
Dancing was the principal feature
Of this evening, the music was fur
nisned by Messrs. Crawson and
Cocker.
The Murdoch brothers have re-
turned to their claims and are
having their crops planted
Mrs. O, w. Bishop is at home
again from Roswell.
Lee Robertson is in Roswell this
week.
A. M. Hill has gone to Acme to
work in the cement plant.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-05-19

James Thompson of Hamilton
Texas, came in Monday and filed
out in 7-31.
w. B. Scott and w. A. Fry
went to Roswell Tuesday, re-
turning home Wednesday morn
ing.
w. A. Fry received a telegram
Wednesday morning to return
to Roswell. He took the even
ing train.
w. H. Drake has charge of
the livery barn during Mr.. Bry-
ans absence.
H. E. White is back in his
shop. Says he is here for keeps
this time.
Several of our citizens boast
of having the best gardens this
season that they have had since
coming to New Mexico.
Miss Christine LittlefeId, of
Austin, Texas, arrived last Fri
day to visit at her fathers ranch.
The L. F. DIS shipped $500
head Of cattle from this point the
fore part of the week. Chae.
Clayton of Denv +, was the pHr-
chaser.
VIM. Williams, an a g d
citizen, and "veteln Of the Mex
lean war;" who lives out south
of Wooten, came in Tuesday
and hooked on 10 a quarter sec
ton of land
Don't be afraid to hand us the
news items. We will be the
judge as 70 the fitness of all
local matter.
G. A. Payne, of La Lande, is
the new agent at the depot this
week. He is here to relieve
agent Birdwell, who is in attend
ance at CONT in Roswell.
G.. j. Frick is back from FL
Paso to remain awhile on his
farm joining towt Kenna, too,
is good safe distance from the
Mexican war bullets.
Our fellow-townsman, VIM.
H. Drake has at last opened his
eyes to the necessity of taking a
claim before it is too late and
filed last Tuesday, out in 5-3l.
Chas Barber stopped of inI
Kenna Tuesday and is out on his
claim. J
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-05-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

If you are Proving up on
your claim be sure and read
your Publication Notice care
fully when it appears in the
paper, and if there are any err
rors notify this office promptly
and they will be corrected.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-05-19
BAPTIST SERVICES

Every End Saturday and Sun
day Sat. $50 P. M. Sunday
IL A, M. and $50 P. NJ Every
body cordially invited.
L. l.. Kyle, Pastor.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-05-19
RAISE CANE,

This is the year to raise Cane.
We have the Seed. Amber,
Orange and ac.-Cabbage,
Sweet Potato and Tomato
Plants nov ready.
ROSWELL SEED co,
Roswell N. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22

Illustrations 12mo. pp. xiv. 435. Charles
Scribner's Sons)
The story u Florence OF the past. Its de-
velopment and material survivnis.
THE LANDS OF THE tanned TURK; OR,
THE BALKAN STATES OF TO-DAY. A
Narrative OF Travel Through Serva. Bulga-
ria. Montenegro, Damatia and the Recently
Acquired Austrian Provinces OF Bosnia and
Herzegovina; With Observations OF tho
Peoples. Their Races. Creeds. Institutions
and Politics. and OF tho Geographical. His
torical and Commercial Aspects OF the Sew
eral Countries. BY Blair Jacket With nu-
especially for the book. I2no. pp. xiv. 205.
Boston: l.. c. Page Coz
ROYAL PALACES AND PARKS OF FRANCE.
BY Francis Miltoun. With many iustra-
tions reproduced from paintings made on the
spot by Blanche McManus 12mo. pp. viii,
37l. tBoston: l.. c. Page & Col
Descriptive Of the royal dwellings Of the
capital and OF the faubourgs and outlying
districts and OF their surrounding parks and
gardens.
LITTLE CITIES OF ITALY. BY Andre Mau-
rel. Translated by Helen Gerrard. With
preface by Guglielmo Ferrero. With
thirty illustrations. limo. pp. xvii. 205
90. u. Putnams Sons)
Impressions OF tho historical and artistic
aspects OF Florence. Padua. Mantua, Verona.
Vcenza. Monte oliveto. Pisa. etc.
TUD CABIN BY Stewart Edward White H.
Illustrated with Photographs by the Author
svo. Pr. 2s2. Doubleday. Page COZ
An account 81 the building Of cabin
home IN a meadow OF this Sierras. with chap.
ters on trees. pioneering. the conduct oi
ufe. eto.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22

The forests Of England they are to-
glossary Of old forest terms and a chapter
on woodland photography.
THE IDEAL. ITALIAN TOUR. BY Henry James
Forman With illustrations limo, ID. Z.
1i3 (The Houghton Miflin Company
4 companion book and guide for the travel
Ter in Italy describing tour from Naples,
Sorrento and Capri to Rome. Florence Siena
and Venice.
THE CALL OF THD SNOWY HISPAR. Mar
rativo OF Exploration and Mountaineering on
the Northern Frontier Of India. BY William
Hunter workman, NJ. A.. NJ. d., and Fanny
Unlock Workman. With appendix by
count DR.. Cesare Caciau and DR.. Matthias
Koncza. TWO maps and ll3 illustrations
Crown syo.. pp, xvi. 297 Imported by
CHARLES Scribner's Sons)
ppAZU. BY Pierre Denis. Translated. ard
with an historical chapter by Bernard Mall
Vjndin. With a map and 80 Illustrations
syo. PIP. 3sS. Imported by Charles Scr;b-
ner's Sons.J
A survey OF the whole field Of Brazilian
resources. with descriptions OF tho various
states, their Inhabitants. incustries and eco
nomic ard political conditions. illustrated
with photographs OF city and country life.
FINLAND TO-DAY. BY George Renwick l., II.
f"G s. With a. illustrations and a map. Svo.
pp HI. 34s. Qmported by Charles scribner's
Sons.)
portraying Finland and the Films as they
are at the present time. With ehaptsrs re-
gnrding Finnish music. painting. sculpture
architecture and literature.
FLORENCE PAST AND PRESENT. BY the
Rev. J. Wood Brown. NJ. A. With mays and
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
REPRIN rs.

..r-, ,-C.rroNc FROM THE POETICAL WORKS
OF AIGERNoN CHARLES SWl 81 81 w, ~
Vim two plates and a preface. lZiho' PP'
xviii 2j2. (Harper q BTos)
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
THE IRISH WAREHOUSE

A collection Of recipes for dainty and nour'
LATER MAGIC. With New Miseeilansous Hs,
Tricks and Hoar Of HaJ1 New 'sG snd
Iarged edition with 266 illustrations. evo'
DID, xviii, 73s. (E. p. Dutton g. Col
An account Of the latest novelties ana the
most up-to-date methods in some ,,,ci Oh tne ,
leading departments of magic. Win IN
structions for performing tricks with hand
kerchIefs, watches, the magic "aHu' 0''V'
changing tricks, etc.
THE IDEAL COOKERY BOOK: BY NJ A.
Faircloueh. Principal Of the Gloqcester ,,S noaa
ebou, eisns t%o hundred and nifty illustrations in
the text Alto. Up. xii, 945. E. i. Dut'oh
& Coz
Recipes for the beginner and the advanced
.,Tan, 4, COOKERY. with Information for tho
mistress OF the household. including ne tlnIs ns
necessary for the preparation and COOKING Oh
each dish and the cost Incurred ana 'oiiiis
when the dishes are seasonap1e'
,,rnrcTNE IN THE FOREST BY Willard r.
Wager. illustrated. 12mo: PIP: 81 toneonIa.
n y: The Oneonta Herald Publishing COM
pany) .o.
some Of the chapter headings are 20,
succor in the Wilderness and the Need eco
Thereof RED Apst9~y 0f ysupe4na,Srai pnSsrGfip pag
i,ae,s': n,at,9:'1 and Magic Healing and Heaiers"
TUE PASSING OF THD AMERICAN. BY Mon Mon
roe Royce. I2mo, PIP 1s9. Chomas "h''-
Chsn,ers on present day religious. social
~oIi,irai and educational conditions In Amer
lea. ,,.>-,cr
THE PRINCIPLES OF SCIENTIFIC NANCE
MENT' Ry Frederick Winslow Ia, Iayos f.
n f., Sc. D. svo pp. IA lharper q
Bros) xo,o
painting out the loss which the who,Ie
corntrv is suffering through inefhciency N IN
eli our daily acts and indicating m'nd,ea meaIHSa'
~ which this ineficiency may De reiheuioi
.,,,,s o' ,ryy DICTIONARY OF STATISTICS 4
IiiE Eco,,n,sment 10 the Fourth Edition OF Mui-
halls Dictionary Of s. statlsiSS., d-ccS, ~ "s 8.
y, $50 G. T. Dutton & COZ
r1,tS LADIES BATTLE. BY Molly Elliot ,s;fs sea, =
we'll i2mo. pp. Y. llo. Crhe mac''''''"
Company
protest against woman suHfase'
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
BIOGRAPHY.

MEMORIES OF A MANAGER, "Reminiscences
o. tbc Oit Lyceum and of Some PLAYERS or
ne Last Quarter Century. BY Daniel Froh-
man Illustrated. limo, pp xvii, 2oo.
Doubleday. Page & Coz
Incidents and experiences OF stage life ana
,or9 random observations and anecdotes.
TIE LETTERS OF RICHARD HENRY LEE.
Collected and Edited by James Curtis Bal
larb Fh D. Ii. D Associate Professor or
American History in the Johns Hopkins
University. Frontispiece. Volume l. lio2-
ms Svo. ID. xvii ACT. CThe Macmillan
C0m1any.)
Containing letters OF historical Importance
written turag the critical period OF A!neri-
zen affairs by member and sometime
pre.iseut Of ;hc Continental Congress.
r6ERSOII. 4 biographical appreciation by
Herman Z. Kittredee. illustrated svo. PIP
xvii. ISL (Tle Dresden Publishing Com
psny)
sketchng bis personality and career and
Summarizing his life work IN politics, law
aad as g preacher % agnosticism.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
IUVENlIE &.

RES or SCHOOL BOYS. By John
IavI' I'',yel, y. l.. Ditto, VI. 6. McCobb.
- 80, Aefr and Others. illustrated. l2mo.
.. iei' uiarDcr & Rros.)
4, 4Ses ,i, Of boy. at public and private schools
coe6-, dto country and of their sports and
u ~ hefoi7'n. Including also an account
s,hos,fo,i i'sSohs Washington studied as a
IA ~ TIE PATHFINDERs BY George
O,--.''.s' ',.lt lt u illustrated syo, pp X. 800.
~ - N ne adventures and experiences
s,,sr|," N and Clark. Alexander Henry,
Ros. c. faIher, Fremont, Zebulon NJ. Pike.
Know IH LEERY CHILD SHOULD
= - Descfipi!ons Of the Text and Music
Ey Doic,ol vi thc Most Famous Masterpieces.
Csi.,,.fe Bacon. Decorations bv blanche
Page 4 o.. Emo pp. VII. 4GO. doubleday.
'Fsgrx re stories Of Robin Hood. -
lsrsci ne Bohemian Girl" "Fidelio. q"
g.ylaa ana Gretel." "P!nafoye " a,c ann
s tNetches of the composers. 49, 49, "'''
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22

n. gift of the Portuguese republic.
sno Man has been enthusiastically
me IN Paris and the most distin-
Fa ~ the French authors are on the
committee
49,, prices for Americana
H's" the recent sotheby sale In London .m,o
AZ W sixteen leaves. printed in 1910.
uac' ,,,,ea "A True and Sincere Dec
sna Co. ~ the Purpose and Ends Of the
h.,,on Begun in Virginia" brought
r sos There was a failure Of type In
sl'- ,o,,ers OF the title. A tract OF
fon'e seven leaves, called "a True Re-
tnH" :, the late Discoveries and Pos
P0'' taken OF the Newfound E.
s. ~sss BY Sir George Peckham' printed
e." brought $1,000. This was
" ., 1883. A pamphlet of sixteen
eA" s. dated i64S, and entitled "A De-
.,,n,Ion Of the Province of New Albion
~o,,b virglnia) and direction for ad-
.r,urers with small stock to get two for
ord good land freely" brought S92o.
~
s,- stevens bought all these tracts.
-. Authors Sensitiveness.
T,s late signor Fogazzaro Is quoted as
..,,,s that be was so sensitive to criti-
''.,, that the mere idea that the plan OF
.,rerished book was being discussed
=. o,bers crippled his imagination at
"a He would begin to anticipate
..e,c,su,. he told a contributor to the
,.,don "Bookman." and the work
-'.u,Ad 20 be passing out of his control;
80. treeaom OF design was checked and
,rsr,ration ceased" Other authors
,v Of them-have felt this reluctance
:. communicate the details or plan OF an
.sr,shed work, but they have not In
.-,ablv shared the Italians motive. To
-, ~ them the idea of criticism" is
-, formulated: they merely have an
.oosv conviction that in such circum-
..o,css the ardor OF composition VIII
s. and the work will seem stale. And
.,ey are often right.
No. an "old song
rha pleasant bit Of verse beginning
o., ,ollie good book whereon TO locke" is
-, as II has been called. an "Old Eng
NV Song" Mr.. Austin Dobson states
hat q London bookseller, the late Mr
To,, Wilson, told him that he made the
verses UP as a motto for one OF his
sseond.hand catalogues. Mr. Dobson
adds:
-, Wilson was a most intelligent man,
~ ~ widely read, and j fully believed him.
ua WAS amused at the vogue the llnes
sr.u,uaIy obtained, and remember that
KY daUghter was surprised at his crop
- info poetry" / should add that
t.aHJss more than once told the above story
!, mint but without attracting attention.
sucn. fear. IS the allotted fate OF those those
So attempt 10 substitute a commonplace
.ynlsnaton for a picturesque Uadluon.
lr,rs's Love Story.
The early romance Of the brilliant
French painter Ingres is told IN a vol
une recently brought out by NJ. H. La
rsu,e. "The moral Of the story" says
The London Times" "as told in the
,mple. naive letters Of the young genius
and his flancee. Julie Forester. proves, if
p,oof were needed. how wise is the dis
ike Of the French to long engagements
Those who read the book will be inter-
es,ed 10 learn that Ingres immortalized
The woman he did not marry in charm
n. portrait which is now in the LoVre
ana which shows a young girl holding
hsndkerchief in her hand. julie never
married, but Ingres, during his long and
brilisnt career, married twice"
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
FICTION.

TIE WEATHERBCATEN NAN. Tale Of
American Patriotism. BY william Nelpeau
Iooker. l2mo, pD 229. CThe Cochrane Pub
fishing Cowplry)
BREATH or PRAIRIE. And other Stories.
- VIII LNlibri1-e. With five Illustrations
" ccior hy J. y. Marchand. Svo. pp. xi.
4lI. Chicago: A. @. McClurg Coz
Thirteen short stories Of the prairie.
HE DIVINE ARCHER Founded on the Indian
Ep.c Poem Of tle Pamayana. With Two
s.oii.s from the Mahabharata. BY T. J.
5ou,1 FTontlspece lZmo, pp. VII. 1O4
o. a. Duitou & Coz
ftaes stories of India.
LHLA. BY Antonio Togazzaro. Translated by
Mary Pr,char1 Arnct;i. 12mo. pp. 4GS
l--e Geo;se li. Doran Company)
Tie story % a woman.
sANE OGLANDER. p Mrs. Belloc Lowndes.
4.''o p. PA. Charles Scrbner's Sons)
Reviewed in another column.
NOsE , THAN KIN. By Patricia wentworth
'zno pr iT 3c3. &C. p Putnam's sons)
romance Of ioye and adventure.
1HE COWARD or THERMOPYL.E. BY Caro-
a.e Dale Suedeker illustrated. 12no. pp.
W doubleday, Page g. Coz
. tale o. Sparta.
cNEDY or CIRCUMSTANCE. BY Emma
y~N Illustrated by Wallace Morgan. I2mo.
-. %. doubleday. Page e. Coz
tte romance Of a college student which
e'.s IN q broadway stTeetcar
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
HISTORY.

rrisBD re. Tho Pivotal Battle Of the Civil
I EJ Captain r.. X. Beecham. with
c.-sIations and map. svo pp. 29S. Chi
Ns'; 4. c. McClurF & Coz
- snort account OF the battle. with de-
tcn q Gettysburg and vicinity as II
and as II is to-day. In the appendix
w., s'en L'ncoln's address and an index.
'AE,ssArvEs or EARLY CAROLINA. 1880
~, yyi Edited b. Alexander S. sslley. jr
''"t tAo maps and q facsimile. Syo, pp.
o's' tcharies Scribncr's Sons)
~ ne Original Narratives Of Early
,t,lllen History series. reproduced under
,ta33sDlces n the american Historical As
p,s.I,n. under the general editorship OF J.
r,,o, ANh Jameson. Ph. D., Ii. ID.
T~ecNB UNDER THE HANOVERIANs. BY
%. S.eAt robertson. With seven maps. Syo,
AZ 90. &C. J. Putnam's Sons)
Iliaeng tie development OF an imperial.
.-uoLal ana indncirial state.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
ESSAYS.

4 Defence OF PREJUDICE. And Other Es-
says BY John Grier Hibben. Ph. D..
IL D. l2mo, ~, 1S5. Charles scriener's
S0-s)
Secondary Strains" The Art Of Think
ing" "On Respons iai.ity," The Vocation Of
The Scholar ana The Philosophy Of Oppo-
ston' are among the essays that 80 70
make I'd The book
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
MlSCELLENEOIic

IL IIEEP!NG sIa4PLIFIED VIZ
JOIN, uerzhip ana DepartroeUtsi As. Aei Isss
Cole, ,a,occounts, etc. Together with Iarrs
non Of Examination Papers P,, IL TrsS 81
Sas l-nlo Dp vi. 800. usaac pitnsn
"i n rI5sT vEGErARIAY DISHES ,,,,orc
DL;,shne Jardine. limo. % 107 ~, y
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
SOCIOLOGY.

SOCIAL PRoBLEMs;
'"- -onTee OF Lectures Delivered at the l niver-
st,v Of Padua. By Achille I>oria trans
lated from the Italian with 9 the permi,ss,oh ,g,nn
OF the author. by John ieshe San,a Ssaner srr,h,
ners SonsJ
Eight lectures on Social questions. ,
..r.reedom," Property" Population. 30, 30,
End ''Revoeution.'
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
MUSIC,

,,.sT-FR MUSICIANS. A Book for - pIsAeIS iIsd'
singers and Listeners, By >; os'"I I2mo' pp
nj 254 (Chicago: a. c. Mcclurg q CO..
plocrarhtcal sketches Of the composers
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
TRAVEL.

ENGLISH WOODLANDS AMP THEIR Their sTohn ~, on.
IN o. Uoughton Townley. illustrated by one
.s daH camera pictures taken by tho au-
thor syo pp. xiii 800 a.. p. Dut'on O.
Coz
New-York tribune., 1911-04-22
SCIENCE.

UNCONSCIOUS MEMORY. BY Samuel Butler.
s,.,y edition. entirely reset. WIN an ~
troSuction by Marcus HaItcg. NJ. a; r. h.
II s. Professor Of Zoology IN Snive.sity "a 'H
Co,Iece Cork. l2no, pp. xxxvh leo' w. T.
Dutton & COZ
This book. which is uniform In type ana ana
b,rdinp with "The way OF All flesh anu
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