The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-09-23
RECEIVE MANY new
/, BOOKS AT LIBRARY
Works Include Interesting Facts Con-
corning Political and Economic
Problems Of European Nations.
TELL OF COUNTRIES NOW AT WAR
Lectures of William II. Taft on
Omitted States and Peace" Secured
Stories for Children.

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economic problems of Europe, with
interesting pictures and detailed ac-
counts concerning the countries now
at war, are included in the books
which have just been received at the
public library, according to announce
ment made by Miss Beatrice Mills,
librarian.
The librarians report follows:
Three Weeks in Holland.
:,'Three Weeks in Holland and
Belgium" by John U. Higinbotham,
shows in a brisk humorous way the
characteristics of the people,
touches upon their art and archi-
tectural treasures and mentions Incl
dents in their histories. A little
book of delightful reading.
. The Taft Lectures.
"The United States and Peace"
by William H. Taft, consists of four
lectures that were given by him last
winter under the auspices of the
New York Peace society that has
started many movements to further
international progress and comfy.
"The Trades of the World" by
James Davenport Wholplen, discuss
es the commercial conditions and
policies of the leading countries of
Europe and the foreign trade of
the United States. The work is pro-
fusely illustrated with commercial
scenes in the various countries and
with news of the great financial in
such as the New York
Stock exchange, the Royal Exchange
of London, the Bourse of Berlin, the
Vienna exchange and the Dublin
customs house. ...~E ~
Other Books Received.
Social Progress in Contemporary
Europe, by Frederic O. Ogg.
Industrial Studies of Europe, by
Nellie B. Allen. s-sa$zs g:
Underwood steriscopic Tours of
Russia, 100 pictures; Austria, 100
pictures; France, 100 pictures, Ger
many, 100 pictures; Belgium, rs pic
lures. The Underwood Tours are
put up in real cases and the stereo-
graphs are arranged in the order a
tourist would visit the actual places.
Hungarian Life.
Austro-Hungarian Life in Town
and country, by Francis H. Palmer;
Flying U Ranch, B. M. Bower;
Anne Acliers, Juliet Sager; When
Thoughts Will Soar, Baroness Won
Sulten; Down Among Men, Will
Comport; Miss Billy's Decision, Ell
eanor Porter; Income Tax Law Ct
1913, Tucker; Tariff History Of the
United States, Taussing; A Score of
Famous Men, Topper, Youth and OPP
portunity, Topper; Moths and But
terf1ies, Dickenson; News of Spring
and Nature Studies, Maeterlinck;
Old Virginia and Her NeighbOrs,
Fisk; Boy Training, Alexander;
Smiths Bible Dictionary. -.--.-...-
For the Children. -...
Fairy tales a child can read and
act: The Boy Craftsman, Nixon
Hail.; Select Poems, Lanier; When
Max Came, Brown; Jane Stewart
Twin, Remick; Secret of the Clan,
Brown; Camp Brave Pine, Comstock;
Willie Pickpole and Peavey, Bur
leigh; All Among the Loggers, Bur-
leigh; Boy Scouts of Bob's Hill; Ben
ton; Twilight Town, Blaisdel1; Ben
jamin Bunny, Potter; Tailor of
Glouchester, Potter; Squirrel Nitkin,
Potter; Pe1ie Rabbit, Potter; Fugi-
tive Freshman, Paine; Boy Emf
grants, Brooks; Child's Garden. of
Verses, Stevenson; Three Hundred
Things Bright Boy Can Do; Jack,
the Young Canoeman, Grinnell;
Jack, the Young Ranchman, Grin
nell; Jack Among the Indians, Grin
nell; Jack, the Young Explorer,
Grinnell; Jack, the Young Cowboy,
Grinnell; Jack, the Young Trapper,
Grinnell; Jack in the Rockies, Grin
nell.