The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-10-24

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Following is a partial list Of books
recently added to the university Ii
brary:
Baddeley. j. F.-Russian conquest
OF n Caucasus. His main subject.
tine wars OF the Russians with, the
tribesmen has never before been pre-
scented to English readers. OF them
he gives a clear and impartial but not
particularly animated narrative.
Nation.
Benson. A. C.-The silent isle. The
reflections and intimate thoughts Of
ms artist In words" are here set
forth for the pleasure Of all who
would enjoy . quiet hour with him
and would, hear his observations upon
life, literature. art or religion. Book
Review Digest.
Carrington-Fresh air and how to
use It. A very comprehensive and
valuable presentation of the latest and
pest methods by which to procure
fresh air in the home. The work is
issued as a part of the campaign
work of the National Association for
the Study and Prevention of Tuber-
lculosis, Of which the author is assist
ant secretary. A. L. A. Booklist.
Clapp.-Remtnfscences Of a drama
TIC. critic. Opinions Of a qualified
observer on prominent actors of the
Crichfield American supremacy
The extended quotations from various
works on South America gives us ma
teriaf not elsewhere easy Of access
but back Of orderly management and
digressions covering dozens Of pages
swell the volumes far beyond what
should be their size. Annals Of the
American Academy.
luIne contains considerable interesting
material on the economic life OF thess
primitive races. Jour. Of Political
Econ.
Dunn - American transportation
question. 1t is a real public service
TO present the facts REGARDING rail-
way regulation in such a clear and
Eaton-American stage Of today.
Largely descriptions or criticisms Of
present-day plays and actors. indicat-
Ing the trend Of the theater and its
success in satisfying the American
public. A. L. A. Catalogue.
Eaton-At the new theater and
Others nas er On the whole-although
than the author will disagree wholly
with some Of his ~judEments-it is a
clever and entertaining book, full Of
sharp observations and lively humor
and a wholesome spirit Of independ-
|ence. Nation.
Essays in American history dedi-
Gated to Frederick Jackson Turner.
Tan aa0nSva hNy nc yNoaA.y -AlI~
form "a permanent contribution
either in substance. point Of view, or
Interpretation. to the literature Of
American history" Book Review Di.
|gest.
Everhart - Handbook Of United
States public documents. Indicates
the field covered by the publications
government-congressional documents
department publications and those Of
Independent publishing ofices. Use.
full as a handbook on the organization
Of the government and as a guide but
not an index to the materials in the
documents. A. l. A. Catalogue.
Harris-Health on the farm. A
simple practical volume. A. l. A.
Observation-Disclosures and preven-
ton. Papers by authorities prepared
for the Eighth International Prison
Congress. Extremely valuable to prac-
tical workers. giving detailed informa-
ton. plans. illustrations. etc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in theory and
practice. Favorable discussion OF the
theory underlying socialism, it's rela-
ton to individualsm. ethics, law, tho
state and politics. and Of the temper
airy measures advocated by socialists
to alleviate present conditions. Shows
clearly both the weakness and strength
Of American socialism. A. L. A.
Catalogue.
Howe-wisconsin: an experiment in
democracy. The treatise is we'll worth
reading II only We learn from 1t that
Wisconsin is the New Zealand OF our
empire. a sort Of trying-out ground
for the most recent experiments in
politics. education and social life. We
may refigard It moreover as to some
extent a manifesto Of LaFollette, and
a fresh and striking exposition Of
what NAV he called "LaFollettism."
Literary Digest.
Johnson-The aims house.. (Rus-
sell Sage foundation p~ublications.) A
very practical. readable. friendly VOL
ume. that ought to be in the hands
of every superintendent Of the poor.
county supervisor. and official inspec.
tor or voluntary visitor. Survey.
municipal utilities. (Nat. Municipal
|Leasue) and the work done by city