Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-03-18
NEW BOOKS
At LIBRARY

The following are among the new
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books recently received at he Punnc
Library and now In circulation;
Non-Eiction.
Brady, Northwestern fights and
| fghters-"A collection of accounts
of operations against Indians, most
of which we're written by army off,
GERS who took part In the engage
ments described"
Brady. South American fights and
fghters-"Stortes of the buccaneers
of the Spanish main, and other tales
of adventure"
Dillon, Porcelain and how TO COLI
lect it4'This book is all that could
be desired, a seryiceable manual
from the hand of ons who knows all
about the matter"
Fraser, DipIomatist's vffe-A
book Of memoirs by the sister OF
Marion Crawford and the widow Of
an English diplomat. Delightful re-
| miniscences Of life in Italy, China
and the court of Vienna"
Hayden, Riders of the plains, q
record OF the Royal Northwest
Mounted Police eff Canada-The ex-
ploits of this force have always
verged upon and often have reached
the heroic, and in this volume these
are related with historical accuracy,
dramatic intensity and a wealth OF
anecdete and "Reminiscences
Henderson, Lady Of the cid RS
gime-'A biography Of the Duefssae
d'Orlssns. The authors a~sIinsatioh
Of court cenes and people of Louis
XIV's court are sprizhtly and vivid
Oman, Dark ages-A concise
comprehensive, well proportioued.
and authoritative treatment of tia
subject"
Riix, Hero tales Of the Ear North
"A dozen stories OF the famous
heroes of Norway, Sweden and Dem
mark, told In Jacob Riis's always
potent and versatile manner
Webb. Heritage of dress-fIntsr-
esttng account OF the origin and evo-
luton of all sorts of detaila Of dreas,
containing a considerable amount OF
conjecture, but presenting much
curious and instructive natter
Fiction.
Audeux, Marie-Clalre-Ths ncvad
by a French seamstreRs which has
stirred all Europe, and which Anari-
ca has awaited expectantiy..
Bindloss, Masters Of the wheat
faelds-"Three love stories, inter-
woven, much excellent description OF
life on the prairie Of western Cam
ada and character drawing above
the averages redeem this book from
m~edioerity.1
Bindlosa, Sydney Carterret-Ranch-
er-An attractive frontiersman of
the Northwest, living under an as
sumed name, has many unusual adj
ventures, among them being forced
to search for evidence OF his own
death. A strong story Of ranehing,
hunting. mining, finance and love-
D. c.
Buchan, Great Diamond pipe
David Crawford, a shrewd young
~Seotchman. ~storekeeper In a lonely
spot On the high yeldt In South Afri-
ca. hears Of an elongated vein of
diamonds In the mining district. His
search n struggle for the gems
makes a stirring story OF adventure.
d. C.
Catrevas, That freshnan-A
wholesoms and entertafning story of
Mt. Holyoke College
Crockett, Loves young dream
"A tale of Scotch love and adyen-
ture in which a schoolmastHr,s son
wins a girl OF noble BIRTH
Day, The skipper aud the skipped
A retired skipper, seeking a peace
ful old g In a little Mains village,
secures a congenial helpmata and a
unique friend but finds life more ex-
citing than he had anticipated. II Is
a very entertaining and spirited
story. d. G.
Farnll, Broad hfghway-An ae-
count OF the many adventures which
Tbefell q young English gentleman a
century ago. d. G.
Forman. Unknown fadv-Tns
story of a romantic guest, fascinating
IN Its mystery and rich in its flavor
OF life. An American who becomes
a Famous artist Ia Paris Ia the hero.
and in Paris are the later scenes laid.
D. C.
Harker, Master and mafd-Love
story Of q bewitching Irish girl who
Is put under the charge Of the head
master of an English school. D. G.
Hoover, opal-"Ths further ad-
ventures OF the F%Iickinger family
and the love story OF OpaI. the
youngest daughter, whose hi9h
school education raises her social
standards"
Laughlin, E~verybodyss lonesome
"a short story reprinted from the
Ladies Home Journal Rather SEN
timental and improbable but whole
some"
Martin, When half-gods ga
brilliant and heart-stirring chronicle
or a wffe's struggle to hold her hus-
bands love and loyalty.
Rowland. Magnet-The story OF
three heroines between the dangers
Gus ages OF nineteen and twenty
tour, who are cruising with their
rather, when they are joined hy q
man who is poet, sailor, dreamer.
and a man OF action, thenceforth Il
u q clever and captivating romance.
d. G.
Saunders, Colonel Todbunssr sf
Missouri--He will stand 40 the Miss
ourian or fiction. His original ana
racy hunaor, his genius as a story-
tell n q speeeh-maker. his love Of
young lore and his relish Of q xood
light deeply endear him. D. g
scott, Shears of destiny-"Excfs~
Ing adventures OF . young American
accidentally involved In a revolution
airy plot In Russia"
Stuart, sonny's fathsr-sIn which
the rather, now become a arandfafh-
er. tn his desultory talks with IT,
family doctor, carries along ia
story os Sonny
Warner, How Leslie ioyea-Tha
chief character In this new novel e
a young n charming Amerlear
widow in Europe. She VISITS eountr~
houses in England and in Gsrrnany
Ehe stays In Paris. and generally =
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