Bisbee daily review., 1912-12-15
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Among the many new books recent ly received al the Copper Queen li- brary and which will find place on the shelves. sometime during the week. is: Their Yesterdays Dy Harold Bell Wright
 Their Yesterdays'1 is a love story of a man and a women In which there is sentiment, pathos and realism. This history is told between the lines with the charm and grace of The Lady oi the Decoration Its poetic daintinCss is comparable to that Of the 'Reyer- ies Of a Bachelor" Their Yester- days exalts life and love, honOrs the home, and supEemely glorifies the wife and mother-a delighttuily
 structural Details or Elements of
 Design in Heavy Framing, Is by Henry $. Jacoby. prolessor Of bridge engineering in Cornell university The book is 8 detailed discussion Of tim to the heavy work Modem practice is illustrated the designs are we'd chosen. and there are three selected bibliographies.
 Burning Daylight. by Jack Lon don. Another of tae jack London stories in which tho hero is fashioned out ct the golden frozen North. The story presents a new phase Of the love OI a man for a woman.
 Corporal Si Klegs and His Pard, Ey Wilbur r. Hinman. This IS ! book for boys by the late lieutenant colonel of the SiNty-lifth regiment oi 1 the Ohio Veteran Volunteer infantry. 1 It Is a well writIaH book with ly5 illustrations of army life. It tells an Interesting story Of how Corporal Sl and his 'pard lived and talked what they did and suffered while fighting for the tlag. The Actor-MaGaser, by Leonard Herrick. A book telling 0l the trials and tr!bulations of the actor manager. | William Dean HOwens says oi the book. "E can recall no English novel ! in which the study Of temperament 1 and characters is carried farther or deeper, allowing for what people are 1 than in the Actog-Manager'
 One Hundred and Fifty Gymnas- | tie Games, compiled by several grad trates Of the Boston Normal School or Gymnastics This is book or gymnastic games TOT children oi the 1 primary school age written for teach CTS interested in the psychOlosg 3. physical exercise. The book contains l a compact and practical collection oi zames. all Of which have been ac- tuaIly tested and found, valuable, Mir. Achilles another novel by 1 Jeuuette Lee An exquisite story ot a little gi4I and boy in which won, 1 derIui atmosphere Of warmth and ! Eeauty is Rteywoyen.
 "A aNnual of Carpentry and Join ery." by ,. W. Riley. This book sets | forth the principles underlying the ! various types of construction, with ruU illustrated chapters or woods, tools and working machinery. Uses EngIisb terms. sometimes unfamiliar but easily understood. The book s oE especial value to students and 10 teachers Of manual training and to the workingman.
 ~The ost World. by A. Conan 1 Dcyle. This Is another novel by the lauthor of the famous Sherlock Holmes stories written iu that highly
 descriptive manner Of the author. A Istory Of conceit, m} }SteIy and fo- nance.
 l My Life and Esperienek Anon 3 Our Hostile Indians, by Major Gen erai 0. O. HCward lU. ;. army. re-
 tredl A beautifully illustrated hoek in colors containing records or tha Tersonai adventures, observations
 and campaigns among the Indians oI bthe Great West These accounts of the Indians habits Of liying, traits religion. ceremonies. dress, savage instincts. and customs of peace and
 war.
 There are several chapters on the
 early history of Arizona and accouH3s lof Chief Cochise from whom tlHs
 county takes its name. The book should be read by everyone finterest 1 ed in the fast disappearing Indians
 lovers Of history and military stories
 Written in a rather heavy manner
 Mary Wares Promised Land, 1s Annie Fellows Johnston. Another ol the I.Ht!e Colonel series written fE
 the usual light and sentimental style